Ian Marter's Height
6ft ½ in (184.2 cm)
English actor, best remembered for playing companion Harry Sullivan in 1970's era Doctor Who. In the Spotlight casting directory, he listed himself at a height of 6 feet tall.
Ian in Revenge of the Cybermen
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Average Guess (5 Votes)
6ft 0.4in (183.9cm)
6ft 0.4in (183.9cm)
Sandy Cowell said on 3/Dec/22
I remember the face but not the name, so I’m going along with Rob’s - and Ian’s - 6ft. 😁
I remember the face but not the name, so I’m going along with Rob’s - and Ian’s - 6ft. 😁
Rampage(-_-_-)Clover said on 8/Feb/22
Held up well next to Baker but there is a chance that Tom might've been a little under 6ft3?
I could see that and perhaps a strong 6ft for this guy
Editor Rob
Held up well next to Baker but there is a chance that Tom might've been a little under 6ft3?
I could see that and perhaps a strong 6ft for this guy
Editor RobTom could have been weakish 6ft 3, he certainly had some looser posture than other actors.
Hopping hopper said on 22/Aug/19
I can’t see him being just 6-0. I’ve watched all his episodes several times with Tom and he looks 6-1 min to 6-3 Tom. Definitely needs upgrade
Editor Rob
I can’t see him being just 6-0. I’ve watched all his episodes several times with Tom and he looks 6-1 min to 6-3 Tom. Definitely needs upgrade
Editor RobTom a lot of time could look 6ft 2-2.5 on the show, I know what you mean though, marter could seem within 2 inches at times.
Sandy Cowell said on 1/Jan/19
@ Rob - All the Doctors Who had a fair spattering of companions through the years, and having the safety of these youngsters in his capable hands added to the fun - and the fear factor. Doctor Who wasn't the sort of character to show any signs of being a chicken, so the kids and adults alike found an affinity with his companions, but an admiration for the fearless Doctor. It was such fun, I have a good mind to get back into it to observe how it's changed over the years. I MIGHT even enjoy it again!
Cheers Rob!
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@ Rob - All the Doctors Who had a fair spattering of companions through the years, and having the safety of these youngsters in his capable hands added to the fun - and the fear factor. Doctor Who wasn't the sort of character to show any signs of being a chicken, so the kids and adults alike found an affinity with his companions, but an admiration for the fearless Doctor. It was such fun, I have a good mind to get back into it to observe how it's changed over the years. I MIGHT even enjoy it again!
Cheers Rob!
👻👾🤖☠️ The Scaremongers.
🐔❌🕵️ The brave Doc.
🐔🐈🐔😺✅👦👩👲👱 Those whose chickenhoods and pussiehoods are still in full swing!
Sandy Cowell said on 30/Dec/18
So Ian was in 70's Doctor Who, was he? I must have seen him then, and enjoyed his performance, seeming as it was one of my weekly highlights!
I can give him 6ft and more importantly, his first comment! 😁👍
Editor Rob
So Ian was in 70's Doctor Who, was he? I must have seen him then, and enjoyed his performance, seeming as it was one of my weekly highlights!
I can give him 6ft and more importantly, his first comment! 😁👍
Editor RobHe was a companion for a season or so, and did look shorter than Tom, though held up quite well, his 6ft claim seemed quite believable.
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