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1 day ago · Whether this was agreed in conversation with Nation (or with Verity Lambert as producer), or was wholly Whitaker’s idea, is not known. Nation’s draft was heavily rewritten for the final version and also doesn’t include the Doctor and Ian finding the dead Roboman or Jenny’s (Saida in the draft) line about the small number of Daleks.
3 days ago · It’s an appropriate name for her character, merging the name of Verity Lambert, Who’s first producer, and the Totter’s Lane location of the first episode. Katy Manning, who was the Third Doctor’s companion Jo and recently returned for a Tales of the TARDIS, is Daphne.
2 days ago · All the way back in 1965, when William Hartnell was the Doctor, actor Peter Purves was given the minor role of Morton Dill in "The Chase."After that, producer Verity Lambert asked Purves personally if he would like to return as a companion to the First Doctor, and he immediately said yes.
Jun 26, 2024 · Verity! Named after Verity Lambert, the first producer of Doctor Who (and the only female one sadly), this all-female discussion series started in 2013 and went on hiatus at the start of 2023. Sometimes hilarious, sometimes rightly furious, always interesting, the Verities hail from the US, Canada, Scotland and Australia and so bring ...
Jun 14, 2024 · In an interview with Radio Times in 2010 Russell recalled: “Verity [pioneering television producer Verity Lambert] invited me to the BBC for lunch and I said to her, ‘So I'm the action man...
Jun 30, 2024 · The series was created by Georgia Brown, Verity Lambert, and Midge Mackenzie and was broadcast on BBC2. Featuring six episodes, the series stars Siân Phillips, Patricia Quinn, and Angela Down. Each episode highlights key events and figures in the women’s suffrage movement, offering a dramatized yet insightful look into the ...
Jun 26, 2024 · Today, Colin A. Borden brings us the tale of Verity Lambert - the founding producer of Doctor Who! As an aspiring young writer and director, Verity kept running into the glass ceiling, being told time and time again that there wasn't any more room for another woman.
