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'''Tallulah''' was an actress and singer in [[1930]]s [[New York City]]. | '''Tallulah''' was an actress and singer in [[1930]]s [[New York City]]. | ||
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Tallulah worked in the Laurenzi Theatre and fell in love with one of the stagehands, [[Laszlo]]. One day, Laszlo was taken, and Tallulah missed him. He was partially turned into a [[pig slave]], but left her a rose every day. Tallulah followed [[Tenth Doctor|the Doctor]] into the underground tunnels in order to find Laszlo. She helped the Doctor, along with Martha and Laszlo, to stop the [[Dalek]]s. After the Daleks' defeat she stayed with Laszlo, despite his looks. ([[DW]]: ''[[Daleks in Manhattan]]'' / ''[[Evolution of the Daleks]]'') | Tallulah worked in the Laurenzi Theatre and fell in love with one of the stagehands, [[Laszlo]]. One day, Laszlo was taken, and Tallulah missed him. He was partially turned into a [[pig slave]], but left her a rose every day. Tallulah followed [[Tenth Doctor|the Doctor]] into the underground tunnels in order to find Laszlo. She helped the Doctor, along with Martha and Laszlo, to stop the [[Dalek]]s. After the Daleks' defeat she stayed with Laszlo, despite his looks. ([[DW]]: ''[[Daleks in Manhattan]]'' / ''[[Evolution of the Daleks]]'') | ||
Revision as of 20:40, 12 January 2011
Tallulah was an actress and singer in 1930s New York City.
Biography
Tallulah worked in the Laurenzi Theatre and fell in love with one of the stagehands, Laszlo. One day, Laszlo was taken, and Tallulah missed him. He was partially turned into a pig slave, but left her a rose every day. Tallulah followed the Doctor into the underground tunnels in order to find Laszlo. She helped the Doctor, along with Martha and Laszlo, to stop the Daleks. After the Daleks' defeat she stayed with Laszlo, despite his looks. (DW: Daleks in Manhattan / Evolution of the Daleks)
Behind the scenes
- Actress Miranda Raison recorded her own vocals for her performance of the original song, "My Angel Put the Devil in Me", but the soundtrack CD version of the song was performed by Yamit Mamo.
