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* [[Colin Baker]] and [[Nicola Bryant]] had a frosty start to their relationship. Bryant had been nervous about suddenly becoming the senior member of the regular cast, and Baker had mistaken this for standoffishness on her part. Then on one occasion, Baker bit Bryant on the backside as a joke, which she tolerated. [[Kevin McNally]] did the same, prompting her to punch him in the face. Baker took Bryant out to dinner as a way of apology and they eventually became friends. | * [[Colin Baker]] and [[Nicola Bryant]] had a frosty start to their relationship. Bryant had been nervous about suddenly becoming the senior member of the regular cast, and Baker had mistaken this for standoffishness on her part. Then on one occasion, Baker bit Bryant on the backside as a joke, which she tolerated. [[Kevin McNally]] did the same, prompting her to punch him in the face. Baker took Bryant out to dinner as a way of apology and they eventually became friends. | ||
* [[Harry Andrews]], [[Bernard Archard]], [[Geoffrey Bayldon]] and [[Peter Cushing]] were considered for Azmael. | * [[Harry Andrews]], [[Bernard Archard]], [[Geoffrey Bayldon]] and [[Peter Cushing]] were considered for Azmael. | ||
* [[Peter Capaldi ]]was considered for Hugo. | * [[Peter Capaldi]] was considered for Hugo. | ||
* [[Nick Brimble]], [[Peter Childs]], Emrys James, [[David Jackson (actor)]] and [[Bruce Purchase]] were considered for Noma. | * [[Nick Brimble]], [[Peter Childs]], Emrys James, [[David Jackson (actor)|David Jackson]] and [[Bruce Purchase]] were considered for Noma. | ||
* [[Jim Broadbent ]]was considered for Drak. | * [[Jim Broadbent]] was considered for Drak. | ||
* [[Dennis Chinnery]] replaced [[Peter Clay]] as Sylvest. | * [[Dennis Chinnery]] replaced [[Peter Clay]] as Sylvest. | ||
* [[Colin Baker]] named this his least favorite story of his era, citing many reasons and stating that the titular twins couldn't act. | * [[Colin Baker]] named this his least favorite story of his era, citing many reasons and stating that the titular twins couldn't act. | ||
