Who stars for celebration
- Publication: Evening Herald
- Date: 1983-04-01
- Author:
- Page: 7
- Language: English
Dr. WHO's past and present win be landing at Longleat this Easter, along with some of their most terrifying enemies.
Daleks, Cybermen and lee Warriors will join the doctors at the historic Wiltshire house to celebrate 20 years and 601 episodes of the BBC series that has thrilled adults as well as children.
Tine of the five stars who played Dr. Who in the series arc expected to Put in an appearance over the weekend. They are current Dr. Who Peter Davison, and the second and third doctors, Patrick Troughton and Jon Pertwee.
William Hartnell who played the first doctor in 1963, has since died and it is not known if Tom Baker, the fourth doctor, will be able to make it.
On Easter Sunday and Monday, visitors to Longleat — usually famed for its lions — will be able to meet the stars and wander around studio sets and workshop displays.
They can grapple with aliens and monsters and buy Dr. Who costumes and make up.
Caption: RETIRED DOCTORS ... Tom Baker and John Pertwee to turn up.
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