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“She was good pals with the Brigadier, our beloved Nicholas Courtney; she knew all the regular directors. She was adored by Barry Letts, the producer who cast her in the role. “She always said she was Barry’s girl. It was for that reason she decided to leave the show.
Lis Sladen
Original Name | Elisabeth Clara |
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Birth | 1 Feb 1946 Liverpool, Metropolitan Borough of Liverpool, Merseyside, England |
Death | 19 Apr 2011 (aged 65) Southall, London Borough of Ealing, Greater London, England |
Burial | Burial Details Unknown |
Memorial ID | 68617275 · View Source |
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The Sarah Jane Adventures ended in 2011, with the great Elisabeth Sladen’s death from cancer meaning that the show could not carry on its original fom. The series’ producers, Russell T Davies and Brian Minchin, opted not to carry on the series without her. And CBBC wanted more series after that.
She and her father find a newspaper article from 1964; a thirteen-year-old Sarah Jane Smith drowned after falling from a pier, where she was larking around with her friend, Andrea Yates. Alan reasons that Andrea told her about the accident.
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Sarah Jane loved him, but she wasn’t in love with him. He affected her life so dramatically that there wasn’t anybody else, as a friend or romantically afterwards. In the beginning of Sarah Jane Adventures, it’s just her and Mr. Smith, a high tech computer.
The real life location for Bannerman Road is Clinton Road in Penarth, Wales. The house used as 13 Bannerman Road is on the northern corner with Victoria Road (which corners Clinton Road), number 21. Both 36 Bannerman Road and Sarah Jane’s house appear in The Sarah Jane Adventures largely undressed.
Clinton Road – The Locations Guide to Doctor Who, Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures. Clinton Road is used as Bannerman Road in West London for the Sarah Jane Adventures, with the house on the northern corner with Victoria Road being Sarah’s house.
The house used is on the northern corner with Victoria Road (which corners Clinton Road), number 21. Unlike the other occasionally seen portions of 13 and 36 Bannerman Road which were filmed on location, Sarah Jane’s attic was a purpose-built set and the series’ principal standing set.
Filming took place in various locations around Wales, including Cardiff, Swansea, Barry and Bridgend, and in Gloucester and Bristol.
First Doctor
The First Doctor | |
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William Hartnell as the First Doctor | |
First regular appearance | An Unearthly Child (1963) |
Last regular appearance | The Tenth Planet (1966) |
Portrayed by | William Hartnell (1963–66, 1972–73) Richard Hurndall (1983) Michael Jones (2014, child) David Bradley (2017) |
Officially known as Dunraven Bay, it was designated as a piece of Heritage Coast in 1972. Thirty-four years later, the Doctor Who team arrived to turn it into the location for some of the most moving scenes of the series: Bad Wolf Bay in Norway.
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Cardiff boasts many recognisable Doctor Who filming locations, such as: Llandaff Village: Better known as the village of Leadworth to fans of the series, the village is a 10-minute drive from Cardiff City Centre or 18 minutes by bus.
Doctor Who Bad Wolf Theme Bad Wolf was a message scattered in space and time to tempt Rose back to the Game Station to save the Doctor. Later the phrase ‘Bad Wolf’ became a warning, the TARDIS translated every word to Bad Wolf letting the Doctor know that the universe was in danger.
The Doctor’s real name is given as a “mathematical formula”: ∂³Σx².
The “Bad Wolf” was an entity that Rose Tyler briefly became after staring into the heart of the Doctor’s TARDIS and directly into the Time Vortex. The Bad Wolf scattered her name throughout time as a sign to herself that she was linked to the Ninth Doctor, creating a looped ontological paradox.