Peggy Batchelor: Difference between revisions

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Peggy Batchelor (26 November 1916-18 July 2020^[1]) played the Kingmaker in the webcast Death Comes to Time. She died at the age of 103, making her the longest-lived person associated with the Doctor Who franchise.

She was also the fourth actor from Doctor Who to reach their 100th birthday, after Lewis Alexander, Zohra Sehgal and Olaf Pooley.

She died at the age of 103, making her the longest-lived person associated with the Doctor Who franchise.

After her death, she was predeceased by Earl Cameron and Arnold Yarrow to become the oldest surviving actor from the series.

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 '''Peggy Batchelor''' ([[26 November (people)|26 November]] [[1916 (people)|1916]]-[[18 July (people)|18 July]] [[2020 (people)|2020]]<ref>http://twitter.com/CBGActors/status/1286685895656169474</ref>) played the [[Kingmaker]] in the webcast ''[[Death Comes to Time (webcast)|Death Comes to Time]]''. She died at the age of 103, making her the longest-lived person associated with the ''Doctor Who'' franchise.
-She was also the fourth actor from ''Doctor Who'' to reach their 100th birthday, after [[Lewis Alexander]], [[Zohra Sehgal]] and [[Olaf Pooley]]. When she died, having been predeceased by [[Earl Cameron]], [[Arnold Yarrow]] became to oldest surviving actor from the series.
+She was also the fourth actor from ''Doctor Who'' to reach their 100th birthday, after [[Lewis Alexander]], [[Zohra Sehgal]] and [[Olaf Pooley]].
+== Death ==
+She died at the age of 103, making her the longest-lived person associated with the ''Doctor Who'' franchise.
+After her death, she was predeceased by [[Earl Cameron]] and [[Arnold Yarrow]] to become the oldest surviving actor from the series.
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