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At the time that [[Sophie Aldred]] got the part of [[Ace]], she was back chorus on ''Fiddler of the Roof''. | At the time that [[Sophie Aldred]] got the part of [[Ace]], she was back chorus on ''Fiddler of the Roof''. | ||
As she stepped out of the phonebooth after getting the news from her agent, [[John Scott Martin]], who | As she stepped out of the phonebooth after getting the news from her agent, [[John Scott Martin]], who had been in ''[[Doctor Who]]'' and was playing a [[Rabbi]] alongside her, handed Sophie a postcard with three [[Dalek]]s, which read, "Welcome to the family. You will not be [[Dalek|exterminated]]." As she later recounted the story, she asked how he knew, and he said he just felt she was right for the part. | ||
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Revision as of 23:04, 19 September 2017
Fiddler on the Roof was a musical. It was Agatha Ellis' favourite musical. (PROSE: Curtain Call)
On an unnamed planet, Amy Pond compared the Shasarak's singing and dancing to Fiddler on the Roof. (COMIC: Planet Bollywood)
Behind the scenes
At the time that Sophie Aldred got the part of Ace, she was back chorus on Fiddler of the Roof.
As she stepped out of the phonebooth after getting the news from her agent, John Scott Martin, who had been in Doctor Who and was playing a Rabbi alongside her, handed Sophie a postcard with three Daleks, which read, "Welcome to the family. You will not be exterminated." As she later recounted the story, she asked how he knew, and he said he just felt she was right for the part.
