Jim is correct - Warhead is a fan myth. It originates in an eyewitness account of a visit to JNT's office where it appears to have been one of those titles that the producer was fond of writing on his whiteboard to misdirect fans.
Once you know it’s Ainley, it’s very obviously Ainley. But FWIW, on first viewing back in 1983, I didn’t twig it was him until two seconds before the reveal: I just thought it was a guest actor who thought he was in Monty Python.
Jim is correct - Warhead is a fan myth. It originates in an eyewitness account of a visit to JNT's office where it appears to have been one of those titles that the producer was fond of writing on his whiteboard to misdirect fans.
Wasn't "Warhead" a work in progress title for what eventually appeared as "Never Say Never Again"?
Once you know it’s Ainley, it’s very obviously Ainley. But FWIW, on first viewing back in 1983, I didn’t twig it was him until two seconds before the reveal: I just thought it was a guest actor who thought he was in Monty Python.