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== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
* As | * As disclosed in ''[[The Writer's Tale - The Final Chapter]]'', [[Russell T Davies]] decided that "[[Midshipman]] Blane" in {{cs|Voyage of the Damned (TV story)}} "should be sexy as hell", quickly suggesting [[Russell Tovey]] for the role. He then opined that "Blane [was] not a sexy [[name]]" and announced that he would change it, with the character ultimately being called [[Alonso Frame]]. | ||
** Upon learning from Davies that [[Sarah Lancashire]] had been cast as [[Miss Foster]] in {{cs|Partners in Crime}}, [[Benjamin Cook]] responded "that's going to be one sexy [[mother]] [[foster parent|foster]]!" | |||
** Davies envisioned the introduction of the [[Jenny (The Doctor's Daughter)|eponymous character]] in {{cs|The Doctor's Daughter (TV story)}} as a "great big sexy [[Amazon (mythology)|Amazon]] of a [[woman]] standing there, loaded with [[gun]]s and say[ing]... 'Hello, [[Tenth Doctor|dad]]!' | |||
** Davies conceived the character of [[Lady Christina de Souza]] in {{cs|Planet of the Dead (TV story)}} as a "sexy [[cat burglar]]", noting that "there [weren't] many [[Michelle Ryan|actors]] who [could] carry that off." | |||
* The script for {{cs|Love & Monsters (TV story)}} presented [[Jackie Tyler]] "at her most sexy", wearing a "sexy [[top]]", when she tried to seduce [[Elton Pope]]. | |||
* The script for {{cs|The Shakespeare Code (TV story)}} described [[William Shakespeare]] as sexy. | * The script for {{cs|The Shakespeare Code (TV story)}} described [[William Shakespeare]] as sexy. | ||
* The script for {{cs|42 (TV story)}} described both [[Kath McDonnell]] and [[Riley Kincaid]] as sexy. | * The script for {{cs|42 (TV story)}} described both [[Kath McDonnell]] and [[Riley Kincaid]] as sexy. | ||
