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'''Margaret John''' ([[14 December (people)|14 December]] [[1926 (people)|1926]]-[[2 February (people)|2 February]] [[2011 (people)|2011]]) appeared in two ''[[Doctor Who]]'' stories: as [[Megan Jones]] in ''[[Fury from the Deep]]'' and [[Grandma Connolly]] in ''[[The Idiot's Lantern]]''. | '''Margaret John''' ([[14 December (people)|14 December]] [[1926 (people)|1926]]-[[2 February (people)|2 February]] [[2011 (people)|2011]]) appeared in two ''[[Doctor Who]]'' stories: as [[Megan Jones]] in ''[[Fury from the Deep]]'' and [[Grandma Connolly]] in ''[[The Idiot's Lantern]]''. John held the record of the longest gap - 38 years - between ''Doctor Who'' appearances. | ||
Her television career spanned over five decades, from Bronwen in a 1960 BBC production of {{wi|How Green Was My Valley}} to Old Nan in the first season of HBO's {{wi|Game of Thrones (TV series)|Game of Thrones}}, which aired after her death in 2011. | Her television career spanned over five decades, from Bronwen in a 1960 BBC production of {{wi|How Green Was My Valley}} to Old Nan in the first season of HBO's {{wi|Game of Thrones (TV series)|Game of Thrones}}, which aired after her death in 2011. | ||
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Revision as of 14:35, 23 May 2014
Margaret John (14 December 1926-2 February 2011) appeared in two Doctor Who stories: as Megan Jones in Fury from the Deep and Grandma Connolly in The Idiot's Lantern. John held the record of the longest gap - 38 years - between Doctor Who appearances.
Her television career spanned over five decades, from Bronwen in a 1960 BBC production of How Green Was My Valley to Old Nan in the first season of HBO's Game of Thrones, which aired after her death in 2011.
