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* Two weeks prior to the start of production, [[Peter Davison]] was asked to film what he believed to be a promotional trailer for Australian television. In fact, this was a ruse concocted by [[John Nathan-Turner]]. In reality, when Davison arrived on location, he was surprised to find [[Matthew Waterhouse]], [[Sarah Sutton]] and [[Janet Fielding]] already there in full costume. Davison was even more surprised to discover that they were accompanied by [[Eamonn Andrews]], and that he was the subject of [[This Is Your Life|''This Is Your Life'']]. The occasion marked the second time that a ''Doctor Who'' star had been featured on the show, the other being [[Jon Pertwee]] in 1971. | * Two weeks prior to the start of production, [[Peter Davison]] was asked to film what he believed to be a promotional trailer for Australian television. In fact, this was a ruse concocted by [[John Nathan-Turner]]. In reality, when Davison arrived on location, he was surprised to find [[Matthew Waterhouse]], [[Sarah Sutton]] and [[Janet Fielding]] already there in full costume. Davison was even more surprised to discover that they were accompanied by [[Eamonn Andrews]], and that he was the subject of [[This Is Your Life|''This Is Your Life'']]. The occasion marked the second time that a ''Doctor Who'' star had been featured on the show, the other being [[Jon Pertwee]] in 1971. | ||
* Designer [[Jan Spoczynski]] had wanted to use an outside firm to build the sets, but permission was withheld until almost the very last minute. Consequently, the sets had to be constructed very quickly, and Spoczynski was disappointed with the results. | * Designer [[Jan Spoczynski]] had wanted to use an outside firm to build the sets, but permission was withheld until almost the very last minute. Consequently, the sets had to be constructed very quickly, and Spoczynski was disappointed with the results. | ||
* [[Jill Bennett]], [[Eleanor Bron]], [[Judi Dench]], [[Elspeth Gray]], [[Sheila Hancock]], [[Jean Marsh]], [[Anna Massey]], [[Kate O'Mara | * [[Jill Bennett]], [[Eleanor Bron]], [[Judi Dench]], [[Elspeth Gray]], [[Sheila Hancock]], [[Jean Marsh]], [[Anna Massey]], [[Kate O'Mara]], [[Barbara Shelley]], [[Joan Sims]], [[Elizabeth Spriggs]], [[Wanda Ventham]] and [[Fiona Walker]] were considered for Lady Tanha. | ||
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