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[[Mr]] '''Lorry''' was a character from ''[[A Tale of Two Cities]]'' by [[Charles Dickens]]. | |||
At one point in the book, Mr Lorry confirmed to another character that he had been travelling on a [[boat]] with two companions - "A gentleman and a lady". He told the other that his passage had been rough. When asked if he had had any "conversation with the [[Prisoner (A Tale of Two Cities character)|prisoner]]", he replied with the negative. The pair were then interrupted as [[Manette|Miss Manette]] stood to gaze upon the prisoner. | At one point in the book, Mr Lorry confirmed to another character that he had been travelling on a [[boat]] with two companions - "A gentleman and a lady". He told the other that his passage had been rough. When asked if he had had any "conversation with the [[Prisoner (A Tale of Two Cities character)|prisoner]]", he replied with the negative. The pair were then interrupted as [[Manette|Miss Manette]] stood to gaze upon the prisoner. | ||
At another point in the book, Lorry met with [[Doctor Manette]] - a man whom he considered to be a dear friend. He asked Manette to consider his work as a [[shoemaker]], stating that it was not his true occupation. Manette continued to work. | |||
Pages featuring Mr Lorry appeared on [[Toshiko Sato]]'s computer, after she transferred the data from copy of the physical book using an [[alien]] [[data scanner]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Everything Changes (TV story)|Everything Changes]]'') | Pages featuring Mr Lorry appeared on [[Toshiko Sato]]'s computer, after she transferred the data from copy of the physical book using an [[alien]] [[data scanner]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Everything Changes (TV story)|Everything Changes]]'') | ||
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== Behind the scenes == | |||
* In the real world, the full name of the character is {{w|Jarvis Lorry}}. | |||
* [[Nigel Stock]] played the character in the 1980 BBC TV series ''A Tale of Two Cities''. | |||
* [[Jonathan Coy]] played the character in the 2011 [[BBC Radio 4]] adaptation ''A Tale of Two Cities''. | |||
* [[Phil Davis]] played the character in the 2018 BBC Radio 4 adaptation ''A Tale of Two Cities: Aleppo and London''. | |||
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Mr Lorry was a character from A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens.
At one point in the book, Mr Lorry confirmed to another character that he had been travelling on a boat with two companions - "A gentleman and a lady". He told the other that his passage had been rough. When asked if he had had any "conversation with the prisoner", he replied with the negative. The pair were then interrupted as Miss Manette stood to gaze upon the prisoner.
At another point in the book, Lorry met with Doctor Manette - a man whom he considered to be a dear friend. He asked Manette to consider his work as a shoemaker, stating that it was not his true occupation. Manette continued to work.
Pages featuring Mr Lorry appeared on Toshiko Sato's computer, after she transferred the data from copy of the physical book using an alien data scanner. (TV: Everything Changes)
Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- In the real world, the full name of the character is Jarvis Lorry.
- Nigel Stock played the character in the 1980 BBC TV series A Tale of Two Cities.
- Jonathan Coy played the character in the 2011 BBC Radio 4 adaptation A Tale of Two Cities.
- Phil Davis played the character in the 2018 BBC Radio 4 adaptation A Tale of Two Cities: Aleppo and London.
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