Scottish character actor John Fraser was still a high school student when he made his first professional stage appearance. A natural for youthful military roles, Fraser was seen to good advantage in such wartime films as The Dam Busters (1953) and Tunes of Glory (1960). One of his best and most atypical performances was as the tragic Lord Alfred Douglas in 1960's The Trial of Oscar Wilde. John Fraser's TV credits include an appearance as the Monitor on the "Logopolis" story arc of Doctor Who (1981), and as one of the regulars of the 1982 British series The Rep. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide