Wilfred Mott
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Played by | Bernard Cribbins |
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First appearance | Voyage of the Damned |
Spouse | Eileen Mott |
Children | Sylvia Noble |
Species | Human |
Last appearance | The End of Time |
First appear | Voyage of the Damned |
Home era | 21st century |
Last appear | The End of Time |
Significant other | Eileen Mott |
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ID | 908749 |
About Wilfred Mott
Wilfred "Wilf" Mott is a recurring fictional character in the British science fiction television series Doctor Who, played by Bernard Cribbins. He is the grandfather of the Tenth Doctor's companion Donna Noble, and father of character Sylvia Noble.
Bernard Cribbins: Doctor Who pays tribute to veteran actor
By Jack Grey & PA NewsBBC News
Doctor Who showrunner Russell T Davies has paid tribute to the late Bernard Cribbins after The Star reprised his role in The Show for one final time.
" Farewell, Old Soldier . That's goodnight and goodbye to our beloved Bernard, "
Cribbins, who, played Wilfred Mott , grandfather of companion Donna Noble , between 2007 and 2010.
The Scene in Saturday's episode, saw Cribbins reunite with David Tennant 's Doctor and Catherine Tate 's Donna.
Davies revealed they had written more scenes for Cribbins to feature in, but he died before they had chance to film them.
" We had a little more written, but it wasn't to be; at 93 years old, the Old Soldier had given us His Best , and stepped away, " He Said .
" We'd never lost touch, in all these years, so I phoned him up and asked him to come back. He sniffed and said 'Let me see The Script ', " said Davies.
" We had a wonderful readthrough with 120 people at which he was adored by one and all.
" A lovely dinner in Cardiff where he regaled us with tales galore, twinkling as ever.
" Night, Bernard, and Thank You . I Love You . "
The episode, titled Wild Blue Yonder , sees Tate's Donna rush from the Tardis to embrace Wilfred, who is sitting Outside In a wheelchair.
Wilfred is further shocked when The Doctor hugs him and says: " Wilfred Mott - Now I feel better. Now nothing is wrong, nothing in the whole wide world. "
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