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{{real world}}[[File:SanneWohlenberg.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Wohlenberg as she appeared on [[CON]]: ''[[Christmas Special 2010]]'']]
{{real world}}[[File:SanneWohlenberg.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Wohlenberg as she appeared on [[CON]]: ''[[Christmas Special 2010]]'']]
'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (sometimes credited outside of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' as '''Sanne Craddick''') is a [[producer]] whose ''[[Doctor Who]]'' debut was on ''[[A Christmas Carol (TV story)|A Christmas Carol]]''. Born [[9th August]] [[1968]] in [[Germany]], she is the first producer of ''Doctor Who'' to speak [[English]] as a second language, and only the second producer, behind [[American]] [[Peter V. Ware]], not to be born a [[British]] subject.   
'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (sometimes credited outside of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' as '''Sanne Craddick''') is a [[producer]] whose ''[[Doctor Who]]'' debut was on ''[[A Christmas Carol (TV story)|A Christmas Carol]]''. Born [[9th August]] [[1968]] in [[Germany]], she is the first producer of ''Doctor Who'' to speak [[English]] as a second language.  She is the second person credited as "producer" — behind [[American]] [[Peter V. Ware]] not to be born a [[British]] subject.   
==Work prior to ''Doctor Who''==
==Work prior to ''Doctor Who''==
Wohlenberg's [[British]] career stretches back to at least the start of the [[21st century]], where she was the [[line producer]] of the [[2001]] tele-film, ''Men Only'', starring [[Marc Warren]], [[wikipedia:Martin Freeman|Martin Freeman]], [[Daniel Ryan]], and [[Jenna Russell]].  In [[2003]], she worked with [[Helen McCrory]], [[Anthony Calf]], and [[Penelope Wilton]] on the television adaptation of ''[[wikipedia:Lucky Jim#film adaptations|Lucky Jim]]''.  That same year, she also was the initial producer on the [[wikipedia:James Nesbitt|James Nesbitt]] continuing drama, ''[[wikipedia:Murphy's Law (TV series)|Murphy's Law]]'', [[costume designer|costume designed]] by [[Lucinda Wright]].  In [[2006]], she was [[BAFTA]]-nominated for her production of the [[2005]] [[serial]], ''[[wikipedia:Funland|Funland]]'', featuring [[Burn Gorman]] and [[Mark Gatiss]].  She then went on to produce the [[2007]] 6-parter, ''[[The Whistleblowers]]'', starring [[Indira Varma]] and [[Daniel Ryan]], and partially [[director|directed]] by [[Richard Clark]].   
Wohlenberg's [[British]] career stretches back to at least the start of the [[21st century]], where she was the [[line producer]] of the [[2001]] tele-film, ''Men Only'', starring [[Marc Warren]], [[wikipedia:Martin Freeman|Martin Freeman]], [[Daniel Ryan]], and [[Jenna Russell]].  In [[2003]], she worked with [[Helen McCrory]], [[Anthony Calf]], and [[Penelope Wilton]] on the television adaptation of ''[[wikipedia:Lucky Jim#film adaptations|Lucky Jim]]''.  That same year, she also was the initial producer on the [[wikipedia:James Nesbitt|James Nesbitt]] continuing drama, ''[[wikipedia:Murphy's Law (TV series)|Murphy's Law]]'', [[costume designer|costume designed]] by [[Lucinda Wright]].  In [[2006]], she was [[BAFTA]]-nominated for her production of the [[2005]] [[serial]], ''[[wikipedia:Funland|Funland]]'', featuring [[Burn Gorman]] and [[Mark Gatiss]].  She then went on to produce the [[2007]] 6-parter, ''[[The Whistleblowers]]'', starring [[Indira Varma]] and [[Daniel Ryan]], and partially [[director|directed]] by [[Richard Clark]].   
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