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On 21 March, a number of people important to the production of Doctor Who and its spin-offs either died or were born.
- 1912 - Actor Eric Francis was born.[1]
- 1915 - Writer Ian Stuart Black was born.[2]
- 1918 - Art director Bob Bell was born.[3]
- 1922 - Stuntman Joe Powell was born.[4]
- 1923 - Actor Peter Pratt was born.[5]
- 1932 - Actor Tom Watson was born.[6]
- 1936 - Actor Roger Hammond was born.[7]
- 1944
- Actor Bernard G. High was born.[8]
- Actor Hilary Minster was born.[9]
- 1946 - Actor Timothy Dalton was born.[10]
- 1970 - Head writer Chris Chibnall was born.[11]
- 1978 - Writer Joshua Pruett was born.[12]
- 1983 - Actor Bruno Langley was born.[13]
- 1984 - Actor Natalie Gumede was born.[14]
- 2002 - Actor Neville Barber died.[15]
- 2009
- Actor John Cater died.[16]
- Actor John Franklyn-Robbins died.[17]
