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==Behind the scenes==
==Behind the scenes==
[[Frances Fisher]] was credited as playing "The Mother Colasanto", implying a blood relation to [[Angelo Colasanto]] and his granddaughter [[Olivia Colasanto|Olivia]], who had said the families refused to work with them. However, [[Jane Espenson]] told AfterElton in her ''Jane's Take'' for "The Blood Line" that the character had only ever appeared in scripts as "The Mother".
[[Frances Fisher]] was credited as playing "The Mother Colasanto" on the BBC iPlayer website, implying a blood relation to [[Angelo Colasanto]] and his granddaughter [[Olivia Colasanto|Olivia]], who had said the families refused to work with them. However, [[Jane Espenson]] told AfterElton in her ''Jane's Take'' for "The Blood Line" that the character had only ever appeared in scripts as "The Mother".


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Revision as of 15:34, 13 September 2011

"The Mother" was a high ranking and unfeeling member of the Families located at the Blessing's pole in Shanghai.

Biography

In 2011, "Mother" met with the Families' agent Jilly Kitzinger to show her the Chinese end of the Blessing in the underground structure constructed around it. (TW: The Gathering). After the incursion of Jack Harkness and his Torchwood allies, Oswald Danes, wired up with explosions at that time, took her hostage. Despite her pleading for her life, Danes killed both himself and "Mother" in the explosion that he deliberately set off. (TW: The Blood Line)

Judging by her accent, "Mother" came from America.

Behind the scenes

Frances Fisher was credited as playing "The Mother Colasanto" on the BBC iPlayer website, implying a blood relation to Angelo Colasanto and his granddaughter Olivia, who had said the families refused to work with them. However, Jane Espenson told AfterElton in her Jane's Take for "The Blood Line" that the character had only ever appeared in scripts as "The Mother".