Lachele Carl

Lachele Carl (born 1960) is an American actress based in the United Kingdom.

She has appeared in Grange Hill, Batman and Alien Autopsy.

She also plays one of the voices in the Notekins, and the recurring character of American news anchor Trinity Wells in Doctor Who, appearing in the episodes "Aliens of London"/"World War Three", "The Christmas Invasion", "The Sound of Drums", "The Poison Sky", "Turn Left", "The Stolen Earth" and "The End of Time". The character has also appeared in the Doctor Who spin-offs, The Sarah Jane Adventures, in the stories Revenge of the Slitheen and Secrets of the Stars, and Torchwood, during its five-part serial Children of Earth, making Wells the first – and apart from a French newsreader played by Anthony Daebeck, only – character to appear in all three programmes.[1] Carl also narrated the behind-the-scenes special Doctor Who: The Companions for BBC America, released as part of the seventh series DVD box set.

Carl played a minor role as the US Ambassador in the British TV show Ambassadors.

Carl was the first voice of Muck in the American English dub of the children's TV series Bob the Builder.

Carl lives in Crouch End, North London with her husband, composer Alejandro Viñao, and their son.[2]

Filmography

Film

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1982	Midnight	Sandra Carrington
1989	Batman	TV Technician
1991	A Kiss Before Dying	Reporter
1991	Firestar: First Contact	Lucindia Jericho
1998	Guru in Seven	Anthea
2001	Superstition	News Reporter
2002	Bob The Builder: The Live Show!	Muck	US, Voice
2006	Renaissance	Nora	Voice
2006	Alien Autopsy	TV News Anchor
2014	National Theatre Live: A Streetcar Named Desire	Mexican Woman
2016	Denial	Gloria
2018	Show Dogs	FBI Director

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