Which actor provided the television voice for 'Captain Scarlet'?
Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons artist Ron Embleton, who would later illustrate the adult comic strips "Oh, Wicked Wanda!" and "Sweet Chastity" for "Penthouse" Magazine. In 2005, the Animation Art Gallery in London released licensed limited editions of the paintings signed by Francis Matthews, who had provided the voice of Captain Scarlet. In Japan, the original opening credit sequences were replaced with a montage of action clips from various episodes, accompanied by a unique theme song performed by children. This version is included in the special features of the "Captain Scarlet" DVD box set. "Captain Scarlet" officially opened on British television on 29 September 1967,
Captain Scarlet (character) character-voice provider Donald Gray, of the disclaimer, "Captain Scarlet is indestructible. You are not. Remember this. Do not try to imitate him". This was played in the opening titles of several episodes of the original series. Sangster and Condon explore the possibility of religious allegory embodied by the character, pointing out parallels between Captain Scarlet and Christ. Actor Cy Grant, who provided the voice of Lieutenant Green, made several observations concerning Christian symbolism. He interpreted the villainous Captain Black, Captain Scarlet's arch-enemy, to be a representation of the Devil; meanwhile, Captain Scarlet, as Christ, is descended from God in the