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| − | When the latest Dr Who, Colin Baker, made his [[The Twin Dilemma|debut]] on Friday, he was lucky to have the lovely Nicola Bryant as his assistant. Just a year ago Nicola, 23, was a hard-up drama student, wondering what her first job would be. But even in her wildest dreams she didn't imagine she would land one of TV's most coveted roles. "I still can't believe it's all happening to me," says the engineer's daughter from South London. | + | When the latest Dr Who, Colin Baker, made his [[broadwcast:The Twin Dilemma|debut]] on Friday, he was lucky to have the lovely Nicola Bryant as his assistant. Just a year ago Nicola, 23, was a hard-up drama student, wondering what her first job would be. But even in her wildest dreams she didn't imagine she would land one of TV's most coveted roles. "I still can't believe it's all happening to me," says the engineer's daughter from South London. |
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- Publication: Sunday Express
- Date: 1984-03-18
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When the latest Dr Who, Colin Baker, made his debut on Friday, he was lucky to have the lovely Nicola Bryant as his assistant. Just a year ago Nicola, 23, was a hard-up drama student, wondering what her first job would be. But even in her wildest dreams she didn't imagine she would land one of TV's most coveted roles. "I still can't believe it's all happening to me," says the engineer's daughter from South London.
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