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Keith Barron (8 August 1934-15 November 2017) played Striker in the Doctor Who television story Enlightenment and voiced Isaac Barclay in the Big Finish Doctor Who audio story Plague of the Daleks. His final role was as Lord Tulip in the audio story The Bad Penny, which was posthumously released in 2018. He was previously considered for the role of Captain Stapley in Time-Flight (TCH 35) and ...
Nov 16, 2017 · Died: 15 November 2017. TV stalwart Keith Barron will be remembered for his wondrously large array of small-screen roles, which saw him rarely out of work since the 1960s. Barron was born in South ...
Keith Barron was a prolific English film and TV actor who appeared in over 150 films and TV shows over the course of his 50-plus years in show business. Born in the English town of Mexborough, Barron's desire to become an actor was spurred by childhood visits to the local music hall, where he was able to watch performers up close and personal.
Nov 15, 2017 · Gwen Taylor said news Keith Barron had died aged 83 was 'quite a blow' Gwen Taylor has paid tribute to her former Duty Free on-screen husband, Keith Barron, following his death aged 83. Set in Spain, Duty Free ran for three series from 1984 until 1986 with Keith starring as gruff northerner David Pearce alongside Gwen as his wife Amy.
Dr. Keith Barron has been involved as an Exploration Economic Geologist and entrepreneur for over 39 years, in more than nineteen countries. His major expertise is in gold and precious gems, though he has considerable experience in base metals, uranium and industrial minerals.
Dr. Barron is an exploration geologist with over 34 years’ experience in the mining sector. He has consulted on all the continents except for Antarctica, searching for such commodities as gold, silver, diamonds, uranium, copper, platinum, and industrial minerals. He is the Founder, Chairman, and CEO of Aurania Resources Ltd. (ARU:TSX-V).
Keith Barron Keith was raised in East Vancouver, before fleeing the nest to see more of Western Canada. He attended university in Victoria, worked for tech companies in BC and Saskatchewan, before returning to school and obtaining a law degree from the University of Saskatchewan in 2016.
