She was heavily solicited to convert Samantha into a regular companion to replace Polly. Despite personal appeals by Innes Lloyd and even Frazer Hines, however, she declined the offer. According to David Tennant on the DVD commentary for The Idiot's Lantern, she holds the record for the most amount of time between appearances on Doctor Who, narrowly edging Margaret John. She is one of the few Oscar-nominated actresses to appear in Doctor Who.
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| - Pauline Collins, OBE (née le 3 septembre 1940) est apparue deux fois dans Doctor Who: en 1967 dans The Faceless Ones (dans le rôle de Samantha Briggs) et en 2006 dans Tooth and Claw (dans le rôlde de la Reine Victoria). Elle est ainsi apparue à la fois dans la série "classique" et la nouvelle série. Le personnage de Samantha a été considéré pour devenir une compagne du Deuxième Docteur, remplaçant Polly, mais elle refusa l'offre. Pauline Collins est l'une des rares actrices ayant été nominées pour un Oscar à être apparue dans Doctor Who.
- Collins sollte in der klassischen Serie die Rolle einer ständigen Begleiterin übernehmen, lehnte aber ab. Sie war bereits für den Oskar nominiert und ist eine der weiblichen Schauspielerinnen, die sowohl in der klassischen, als auch in der neu aufgelegten Serie auftauchen.
- She was heavily solicited to convert Samantha into a regular companion to replace Polly. Despite personal appeals by Innes Lloyd and even Frazer Hines, however, she declined the offer. According to David Tennant on the DVD commentary for The Idiot's Lantern, she holds the record for the most amount of time between appearances on Doctor Who, narrowly edging Margaret John. She is one of the few Oscar-nominated actresses to appear in Doctor Who.
- Pauline Collins is an English actress who portrayed Alice in the BBC series Merlin. Collins only appeared in one episode, Love in the Time of Dragons (Series 3). She has also played variety of other roles in other films and TV shows.
- Pauline Collins (born 3rd September 1940) appeared in three consecutive 1966 episodes of the Coronation Street spin-off Pardon The Expression (The two-part Thunderfinger and The Switched-on Scene) as the separate characters of Miss Wainwright and Valerie Wilkins. She continues to perform to acclaim on film, stage and television.
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| - Pauline Collins, OBE (née le 3 septembre 1940) est apparue deux fois dans Doctor Who: en 1967 dans The Faceless Ones (dans le rôle de Samantha Briggs) et en 2006 dans Tooth and Claw (dans le rôlde de la Reine Victoria). Elle est ainsi apparue à la fois dans la série "classique" et la nouvelle série. Le personnage de Samantha a été considéré pour devenir une compagne du Deuxième Docteur, remplaçant Polly, mais elle refusa l'offre. Pauline Collins est l'une des rares actrices ayant été nominées pour un Oscar à être apparue dans Doctor Who.
- Collins sollte in der klassischen Serie die Rolle einer ständigen Begleiterin übernehmen, lehnte aber ab. Sie war bereits für den Oskar nominiert und ist eine der weiblichen Schauspielerinnen, die sowohl in der klassischen, als auch in der neu aufgelegten Serie auftauchen.
- She was heavily solicited to convert Samantha into a regular companion to replace Polly. Despite personal appeals by Innes Lloyd and even Frazer Hines, however, she declined the offer. According to David Tennant on the DVD commentary for The Idiot's Lantern, she holds the record for the most amount of time between appearances on Doctor Who, narrowly edging Margaret John. She is one of the few Oscar-nominated actresses to appear in Doctor Who.
- Pauline Collins (born 3rd September 1940) appeared in three consecutive 1966 episodes of the Coronation Street spin-off Pardon The Expression (The two-part Thunderfinger and The Switched-on Scene) as the separate characters of Miss Wainwright and Valerie Wilkins. Born in Devon, she became an actress after a short career as a school-teacher. Early successes were on the stage, including the West End. She appeared in Emergency-Ward 10 and Doctor Who before gaining her first major exposure in the first series of The Liver Birds in 1969. Two years later she became a household name with her spirited portrayal of the maid Sarah Moffatt in the first two seasons of Upstairs, Downstairs (a role she returned to eight years later in Thomas and Sarah). Further television roles followed with No, Honestly and Wodehouse Playhouse but her biggest success was in 1988 with her one-woman performance in Shirley Valentine written by Willy Russell (the premiere two years previously in Liverpool had starred Coronation Street actress and director Noreen Kershaw). Collins recreated the part on Broadway and in a film version a year later. For these she gained a Tony Award and an Oscar nomination, both for Best Actress. This led to other film role such as City of Joy and Paradise Road. She continues to perform to acclaim on film, stage and television.
- Pauline Collins is an English actress who portrayed Alice in the BBC series Merlin. Collins only appeared in one episode, Love in the Time of Dragons (Series 3). She has also played variety of other roles in other films and TV shows.
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