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'''Julia Dalkin''' played [[Hannah Fry]] in [[Big Finish Productions]]' 1999 audio story ''[[Phantasmagoria]] ''and [[Janet (Global Conspiracy)|Janet]] in the 2004 [[DVD]] extra ''[[Global Conspiracy? (home video)|Global Conspiracy?]]''. | '''Julia Dalkin''' (born [[1973 (people)|1973]]<ref>[https://www.aveleyman.com/ActorCredit.aspx?ActorID=67324 Aveleyman]</ref>) played [[Hannah Fry]] in [[Big Finish Productions]]' 1999 audio story ''[[Phantasmagoria (audio story)|Phantasmagoria]] ''and [[Janet (Global Conspiracy)|Janet]] in the 2004 [[DVD]] extra ''[[Global Conspiracy? (home video)|Global Conspiracy?]]''. | ||
She co-starred in the scifi-comedy radio series ''Nebulous,'' a production which also included ''Who'' alumni [[Mark Gatiss]], [[Nicholas Briggs]], [[Paul Putner]], [[Rosie Cavaliero]], [[Graham Crowden]]. Guest stars included [[David Warner]], [[Peter Davison]], and [[David Tennant]]. | She co-starred in the scifi-comedy radio series ''Nebulous,'' a production which also included ''Who'' alumni [[Mark Gatiss]], [[Nicholas Briggs]], [[Paul Putner]], [[Rosie Cavaliero]], [[Graham Crowden]]. Guest stars included [[David Warner]], [[Peter Davison]], and [[David Tennant]]. | ||
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Revision as of 19:44, 27 July 2018
Julia Dalkin (born 1973[1]) played Hannah Fry in Big Finish Productions' 1999 audio story Phantasmagoria and Janet in the 2004 DVD extra Global Conspiracy?.
She co-starred in the scifi-comedy radio series Nebulous, a production which also included Who alumni Mark Gatiss, Nicholas Briggs, Paul Putner, Rosie Cavaliero, Graham Crowden. Guest stars included David Warner, Peter Davison, and David Tennant.
