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Revision as of 04:49, 6 December 2011
Timeline for 1925 |
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Events
Doctor Who universe
June
- 11 - The Fifth Doctor, Tegan, Nyssa and Adric arrived at Cranleigh Hall in rural England, for an afternoon of cricket. (DW: Black Orchid) Ace arrived shortly afterwaeds to obtain one of the segments of the Key to Time. Adric briefly flirted with her. She was unrepresentative of his advances. (DWM: Time & Time Again)
Undated
- Jack Harkness was active in this year, as shown by photos of him found in the CIA Archive. (TW: The New World)
Behind the scenes
January
- 5 - Wolfe Morris was born.
February
- 18 - Russell Hunter was born.
March
- 2 - Bernard Price was born.
- 7 - George A. Cooper, who played Cherub in DW: The Smugglers, was born in Leeds, England.
- 26 - Barry Letts was born.
- 28 - Morris Perry was born.
- 29 - Frederick Treves was born.
April
- 14 - William Lucas was born.
May
- 14 - Tristram Cary is born.
- 14 - Ysanne Churchman is born.
- 14 - Gordon Gostelow is born.
- 15 - Roy Stewart is born.
July
- 10 - David Nettheim is born.
- 17 - Hugh David is born.
- 19 - Ivor Roberts is born.
- 27 - Harry Towb is born.
August
- 11 - Brian Badcoe is born.
September
- 2 - Neil Seiler is born.
- 19 - Dallas Cavell is born.
- 22 - Stratford Johns is born.
November
- 7 - John Stratton, who played Shockeye in The Two Doctors, is born in Clitheroe, Lancashire, England, UK.
- 18 - News reporter Alex MacIntosh, who played himself in Day of the Daleks, is born.
December
- 24 - Innes Lloyd is born.
Unknown date
- James Garbutt is born.
- Neil Hallett is born.
- Peter Thompson is born.
- Construction of the eccentric Welsh resort village of Portmeirion begins. Best known as the filming location for the 1960s TV series The Prisoner, the village would also be used as a filming location for the Doctor Who serial The Masque of Mandragora.