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In 1969, Henry Kissinger was serving as President Nixon's National Security Advisor. | In 1969, Henry Kissinger was serving as President Nixon's National Security Advisor. | ||
At one stage during the production of {{cs|The Impossible Astronaut (TV story)}}, a non-speaking extra who resembled Henry Kissinger was planned to appear in scenes taking place in the [[Oval Office]]. This plan was ultimately scrapped before filming. ([[REF]]: [[DWMSE 29|''DWMSE'' 29]], p. 42) | |||
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Kissinger was a prominent individual associated with the United States government in 1969.
As Sarah Jane Smith entered the Continental Palace Hotel in Saigon, she expected to find journalists arguing about Richard Nixon and Kissinger. Sarah knew she had to bite her tongue to prevent giving too much away about their future. (PROSE: Interesting Times [+]Loading...["Interesting Times (short story)"])
Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]
In 1969, Henry Kissinger was serving as President Nixon's National Security Advisor.
At one stage during the production of The Impossible Astronaut [+]Loading...["The Impossible Astronaut (TV story)"], a non-speaking extra who resembled Henry Kissinger was planned to appear in scenes taking place in the Oval Office. This plan was ultimately scrapped before filming. (REF: DWMSE 29, p. 42)
