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[Demdike@Cult Labs]

A production story board for The Unicorn and the Wasp (2008)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #902

Name: Sharon Duce [1950 - ]
Year(s): 1989
Stories: Ghost Light part 1 – Ghost Light part 3
Character(s): Control

Note(s):

• Was previously married to Who actor Dominic Guard
• Is the sister-in-law of Who actor Christopher Guard

Before Who:
Films: The Tamarind Seed (1974), Absolution (1978), Outland* (1981)

Television: Parkin's Patch (1970) / Armchair Theatre; The Girl on the M1 (1971) / Z Cars [4 episodes, different characters (1971-1975)] / The Moonlighters (1971) / ITV Playhouse: The Panel (1971) / Softly Softly - Task Force; A Policeman's Lot (1972) / Scene; Bank Holiday (1972) / Mistress of Hardwick: Cousin to King James (1972) / Crime of Passion: Jean-Paul (1972) / Thirty-Minute Theatre; Bermondsey (1972) / New Scotland Yard; Reunion (1972) / Villains: Alice Sheree (1972) / Full House (1973) / Away from It All: The Summer House (1973) / Helen: A Woman of Today [7 episodes as Carole (1973)] / Dawson's Weekly: The Clerical Error (1975) / The Wild West Show [2 episodes as Sheila (1975)] / Centre Play: Two Men from Derby (1976) / Bill Brand: It Is the People Who Create (1976) / Play for Today; Housewives' Choice (1976) / The House That Jack Built [6 episodes as Lu (1977)] / The Foundation; Families (1977) / Crown Court; The Jawbone of an Ass (1978) / Send in the Girls: Goosepimples (1978) / A Woman's Place?: Leila (1978) / BBC2 Play of the Week: Renoir, My Father (1978) / Minder: Not a Bad Lad, Dad (1980) / The Professionals: Take Away (1980) / Premiere; Braces High (1980) / Coming Home [7 episodes as Sheila Maddocks (1980-1981)] / BBC2 Playhouse; Days at the Beach (1981) / Funny Man [11 episodes as Kath Gibson (1981)] / Tales of the Unexpected: Blue Marigold (1982) / In Loving Memory: To Billy a Son (1982) / The Hard Word [6 episodes as Vicky Clough (1983)] / The Bounder: A Tale of the Unexpected (1983) / Weekend Playhouse: Winter Break (1984) / Big Deal [30 episodes as Jan Oliver (1984-1986)] / Running Wild; Wanderlust (1987) / First Born (1988) / Rockliffe's Folly [2 episodes as Judy Maidment (1988)] / Boon: Have a Nice Day (1988) / Casualty [8 episodes, different characters (1988-2016)] / Singles: Old Flames (1989)

After Who:
Films: Shooting Stars (1990), Buddy's Song (1991), Trafford Tanzi (1995), Rogue Trader* (1999), The Law (2000), Secret Society (2000), Missing (2006)

Television: The Play on One: Misterioso (1991) / Press Gang [2 episodes as Katherine Hill (1992)] / Natural Lies [3 episodes as Maggie Fell (1992)] / Growing Pains [20 episodes as Pat Hollingsworth (1992-1993)] / 99-1: Trust Me (1994) / The Tomorrow People: The Living Stones [5 episodes as Penny Weston (1995)] / Into the Fire [3 episodes as Anita (1996)] / Shakespeare Shorts; Twelfth Night (1996) / Short Sharp Shocks: Everywhere (1996) / Wycliffe [3 episodes as Supt. Le Page (1997)] / Peak Practice: Fight or Flight (1997) / Maisie Raine: A Blast from the Past (1998) / Holby City: Into the Woods (2000) / Playing the Field [2 episodes as Sheila Hurst (2000)] / Where the Heart Is [2 episodes as Shelley Wilson (2000)] / The Royle Family: The Royle Family at Christmas (2000) / London's Burning [18 episodes as Elaine Reeve (2001-2002)] / Doctors [7 episodes, different characters (2001-2019)] / Merseybeat: Crying Out Loud (2001) / Clocking Off [3 episodes as Vicky Sullivan (2002)] / Grease Monkeys: The Cut and Shut (2003) / Emmerdale Farm [5 episodes as Mrs. Rudge (2003)] / Conviction [5 episodes as Sandra Buliegh (2004)] / Dalziel and Pascoe: Dead Meat (2005) / The Royal; Thinking Too Hard (2006) / Sorted (2006) / Holby Blue (2008) / The Bill; We Are Family (2008) / Moving On: Drowning Not Waving (2009) / Coronation Street [16 episodes as Paula Carp (2009)] / A Passionate Woman (2010) / Midsomer Murders: Murder of Innocence (2012) / Black Work [3 episodes as Barbara (2015)] / Vera: Dark Road (2016)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #903

Name: John Nettleton [1929 - ]
Year(s): 1989
Stories: Ghost Light part 1 – Ghost Light part 2
Character(s): Reverend Ernest Matthews

Before Who:
Films: Yvette (1958), The Little Key (1961), A Man for All Seasons (1966), The Last Shot You Hear (1969), Some Will, Some Won't (1970), And Soon the Darkness (1970), Black Beauty (1971), All Creatures Great and Small (1975), The Fortune Hunters (1976), Abide with Me (1976), The Tempest (1980), Sheppey (1980), Anyone for Denis? (1982), The Plot to Murder Lloyd George (1983), Martin Luther, Heretic (1983), Newstime (1985), Burning Secret (1988), Bomber Harris (1989)
Television: Nom-de-Plume: The Free Air (1956) / The Black Tulip; Triumph (1956) / Escape [4 episodes, different characters (1957)] / Mister Charlesworth [3 episodes (1957)] / ITV Television Playhouse: Men Without Shadows (1957) / Macbeth [2 episodes as Lennox (1958)] / Charlesworth at Large: Loads Sometimes Shift (1958) / Starr and Company [3 episodes as Petrie (1958)] / Walk a Crooked Mile [4 episodes as Det. Sgt. Badger (1961)] / A for Andromeda [2 episodes as Harries (1961)] / Maigret; Inspector Lognon's Triumph (1961) / Z Cars [5 episodes, different characters (1962-1977)] / The Marriage Lines: The Old Place (1963) / Softly Softly [2 episodes, different characters (1967)] / Seven Deadly Virtues: The Whole Truth (1967) / The Fellows: The Golden Goose (1967) / Comedy Playhouse: Loitering with Intent (1967) / Armchair Theatre: The Education of Corporal Halliday (1967) / ITV Play of the Week; ITV Summer Playhouse - One Fat Englishman (1967) / The Avengers: The See-Through Man* (1967) / Haunted [4 episodes as Professor Alec Ritchie (1967-1968)] / Theatre 625: Party Games (1968) / Ooh La La!: Before We Were So Rudely Interrupted (1968) / The Champions: Full Circle (1968) / Gazette: Missing (1968) / The Expert: And So Say All of Us (1968) / ITV Playhouse: Premiere - The Night of Talavera (1968) / The Avengers; The Rotters (1968) / Her Majesty's Pleasure [11 episodes as Pongo Little (1968-1969)] / Charge!: Grace and Favour (1969) / Fraud Squad: The Front Man (1969) / Detective: The Public School Murder (1969) / Not in Front of the Children: Stand on Ceremony (1969) / Department S: The Man from 'X' (1969) / Please Sir!: Mixed Doubles (1969) / Smith: The Black Angel (1970) / The Wednesday Play: Sovereign's Company (1970) / The Culture Vultures: Spring Fever (1970) / Bachelor Father: All in the Family (1970) / If It Moves, File It [6 episodes as Froggett (1970)] / Conceptions of Murder: Tea with Major Armstrong (1970) / ITV Sunday Night Drama: Turn of the Year - The Girl Upstairs (1971) / Elizabeth R: Sweet England's Pride (1971) / Doctor at Large: Where There's a Will... (1971) / Out of the Unknown: The Uninvited (1971) / Birds on the Wing (1971) / Thirty-Minute Theatre; The Gardeners of My Youth (1971) / The Organization: Mr Pershore and Ken Grist (1972) / Six Days of Justice: With Intent to Deceive (1972) / Upstairs, Downstairs; Your Obedient Servant (1972) / Dead of Night; Two in the Morning (1972) / The Edwardians: Conan Doyle (1972) / The Adventures of Black Beauty: Clown on Horseback (1972) / ITV Sunday Night Theatre: The Staff Room (1973) / The Protectors: Talkdown* (1973) / The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes: The Secret of the Magnifique (1973) / Justice [2 episodes as Major Hector Stannard (1973)] / A Pin to See the Peepshow [3 episodes as George Beale (1973)] / The Pallisers (1974) / How's Your Father?: That's the Ticket (1974) / Churchill's People: A Rich and Beautiful Empire (1975) / Village Hall: Battleground (1975) / The Main Chance: Coroner's Verdict (1975) / Shadows: The Future Ghost (1975) / My Brother's Keeper: Have a Go (1976) / BBC Play of the Month: The Country Wife (1977) / Great Performances: Abide with Me (1977) / The Professionals: First Night (1978) / Feet First (1979) / The BBC Television Shakespeare: Henry VIII (1979) / Spy!; John Vassall (1980) / Yes Minister [8 episodes as Sir Arnold Robinson (1980-1984)] / Play for Today; 'That crazy woman' (1980) / Tales of the Unexpected: The Boy Who Talked with Animals (1981) / The Flame Trees of Thika [5 episodes as the Major (1981)] / Crown Court [4 episodes as Mr. Justice Sylvester (1981-1984)] / Brideshead Revisited [2 episodes as the Commanding Officer (1981)] / Only When I Laugh: Conduct Unbecoming (1982) / The Citadel [3 episodes as Charles Ivory (1983)] / The Happy Apple [7 episodes as Arthur Spender (1983)] / Brass [4 episodes as Lord Mountfast (1984)] / Fairly Secret Army [5 episodes as Smith (1986)] / Yes, Prime Minister [5 episodes as Sir Arnold Robinson (1986-1988)] / Worlds Beyond: The Haunted Garden (1987) / The New Statesman [5 episodes as Sir Stephen Baxter (1987-1989)] / A Perfect Spy (1987) / Rude Health; A Brush with the Hereafter (1988) / Theatre Night; Strife (1988) / Minder: Days of Fines and Closures (1989) / Gentlemen and Players: Loyalties (1989)

After Who:
Films: American Friends (1991), Jinnah (1998), Longitude (2000), Dad (2005), Oliver Twist (2005), Fishtales (2007)
Television: Victoria Wood; Staying In (1989) / Haggard: Strategems (1990) / Screen Two: The Lorelei (1990) / Rumpole of the Bailey: Rumpole and the Family Pride (1992) / Degrees of Error [2 episodes as Dr. Mason (1995)] / Wing and a Prayer (1999) / Midsomer Murders: Orchis Fatalis (2005) / The Bill; The Scapegoat (2005) / Casualty; Walk Before You Run (2006) / Foyle's War: Bleak Midwinter (2007) / Kingdom (2008)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #904a

Name: Katherine Schlesinger [? - ]
Year(s): 1989
Stories: Ghost Light part 1 – Ghost Light part 3
Character(s): Gwendolyn

Before Who:
Films: Madame Sousatzka (1988)
Television: The Diary of Anne Frank [4 episodes as Anne Frank (1987)] / Screen Two: Northanger Abbey (1987) / No Frills [7 episodes as Suzy (1988)]

After Who:
Films: Young Catherine (1991), The Tale of Sweeney Todd (1997), Simon Magus (1999)
Television: Rides [6 episodes as Sue-Lyn (1992-1993)] / Silent Witness: An Academic Exercise (1998) / The Bill; Puzzled (1998) / In the Beginning [2 episodes as Miriam (2000)] / Doctors; Where We Left Off (2002)

Who: Before And After #904b

Name: Brenda Kempner [1939 - 2013]
Year(s): 1989
Stories: Ghost Light part 1 – Ghost Light part 2
Character(s): Mrs. Grose

Before Who:
Films: Marat/Sade (1967), Smashing Time (1967), Joanna (1968), Till Death Us Do Part (1968), Beware My Brethren (1972), Hazlitt in Love (1977), Stand Up, Virgin Soldiers (1977), The Elephant Man (1980), Never Say Never Again* (1983), Screamtime (1983), Star Trap (1988), Back Home (1989)

Television: Ann Veronica: Votes for Women (1964) / The Saint: The Master Plan* (1968) / The Root of All Evil?: The Long Sixpence (1969) / Alcock and Gander: Artistic Books, Soho, Ltd (1972) / The Hole in the Wall (1972) Love Story: Home for the Holidays (1973) / Jane Eyre (1973) / Spy Trap: Areas of Guilt (1973) / Within These Walls [2 episodes as Miss Johnson (1974-1976)] / Secret Army: Too Near Home (1977) / Take a Chance: Den of Thieves (1981) / The Nation's Health; Collapse (1983) / Give us a Break: Right Bad Company (1983) / Screen Two; Knockback (1985) / Dempsey and Makepeace; Cry God for Harry (1985) / No Place Like Home; Sons and Lovers (1986) / The Bill [3 episodes, different characters (1986-2001)] / Grange Hill [2 episodes as Miss Hamilton (1987)]

After Who:
Films: The Marshal (1993), The Great Kandinsky (1995), Undertaker's Paradise (2000)
Television: Runaway Bay: You Only Live Twice (1992) / Jeeves and Wooster: Aunt Dahlia, Cornelia and Madeline (or, Comrade Bingo) (1992) / Rides (1993) / Get Back [2 episodes as Vera (1993)] / Last of the Summer Wine [2 episodes as the Post Lady (1997-1998)] / Daylight Robbery [4 episodes as Pat Rice (1990-2000)] / Peak Practice: Still Waters (2001)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Leela (Louise Jameson) holds Ted Moss (Edward Evans) at knife point in Image of the Fendahl (1977)

[Susan Foreman]

Who: Before And After #905

Name: John Hallam [1941 - 2006]
Year(s): 1989
Stories: Ghost Light part 3
Character(s): Light

Note(s):

• Is the cousin of Big Finish Productions Who actor Clive Mantle.
• Was previously considered for the role of Captain Stapley in the 1982 story 'Time-Flight'

Before Who:
Films: Much Ado About Nothing (1967), The Charge of the Light Brigade (1968), Carry on Up the Khyber (1968), The Assassination Bureau (1969), Where's Jack? (1969), A Walk with Love and Death (1969), Murphy's War (1971), The Last Valley (1971), Villain (1971), Quest for Love (1971), Nicholas and Alexandra (1971), Antony and Cleopatra (1972), The Offence (1973), Hitler: The Last Ten Days (1973), The Wicker Man* [as P.C. McTaggert] (1973), Hennessy (1975), A Dirty Knight's Work (1976), Arnhem: The Story of an Escape (1976), Cicero: The Queen's Drum Horse (1977), The People That Time Forgot (1977), The Four Feathers (1978), Love and Bullets (1979), The Last Giraffe (1979), Flash Gordon* (1980), Dragonslayer (1981), Ivanhoe (1982), The Master of Ballantrae (1984), King David (1985), Lifeforce (1985), Santa Claus: The Movie (1985), Agatha Christie's Miss Marple: 4:50 from Paddington (1987), When the Whales Came (1989)

Television: Armchair Theatre: Home Movies (1968) / Softly Softly; For a Rainy Day (1968) / Department S: The Man in the Elegant Room (1969) / Judge Dee: Traitors in High Places (1969) / Randall And Hopkirk (Deceased): It's Supposed to Be Thicker Than Water* (1970) / A Family at War: A Lesson in War (1970) Jason King: A Thin Band of Air (1972) / The Regiment [7 episodes as Lt James Willoughby (1972)] / The Adventures of Black Beauty: The Barge (1973) / Moonbase 3 [3 episodes as Dr. Peter Conway (1973)] / Murder Must Advertise [3 episodes as Mr. Ingleby (1973)] / The Pallisers [8 episodes as Lord Chiltern (1974)] / Public Eye; How About It, Frank? (1975) / Thriller; Murder Motel (1975) / Dominic [8 episodes as Captain Beever (1976)] / Wings [11 episodes as Harry Farmer (1976-1978)] / Crown Court: One for the Road (1977) / Raffles: The Gift of the Emperor (1977) / The Mackinnons: A New Life (1977) / Horizon: The Eddystone Lights (1978) / The Devil's Crown [2 episodes as Robert Fitzwalter (1978)] / Return of the Saint: Collision Course [2 episodes as Bernadotti (1979)] / Dick Turpin: The Whipping Boy (1979) / The Mallens [5 episodes as Thomas Mallen (1979)] / Minder: In (1982) / The Professionals: Lawson's Last Stand (1982) / Blackadder: The Black Seal* (1983) / Under Capricorn (1983) / Prospects; Running All the Way (1986) / Return to Treasure Island [5 episodes as Captain Parker (1986)] / Lytton's Diary: The Ancien Regime (1986) / One by One: Remember the Humble Guinea-Pig (1987) / Knights of God (1987) / Casualty: Peace, Brother (1987) / White Peak Farm [3 episodes as John Tanner (1988)] / The Fortunate Pilgrim [3 episodes as Hooperman (1988)] / EastEnders [28 episodes as Barnsey (1988-1990)]

After Who:
Films: Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves* (1991), A Haunting Harmony (1993), Good King Wenceslas (1994), Kull the Conqueror (1997), The Incredible Adventures of Marco Polo on His Journeys to the Ends of the Earth (1998)

Television: Prince Caspian and the Voyage of the Dawn Treader [4 episodes as Captain Drinian (1989)] / Emmerdale Farm [2 episodes as Terry Prince (1990)] / She-Wolf of London: The Bogman of Letchmoor Heath (1990) / A Season of Giants [3 episodes as Ludovico Buonarotti (1990)] / Bergerac: The Evil That Men Do (1991) / Zorro: Silk Purses and Sow's Ears (1992) / Forever Green (1992) / Grange Hill [3 episodes as Mr. Macarthy (1993)] / Rides (1993) / Lovejoy: Who Is the Fairest of Them All? (1993) / The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes; The Red Circle (1994) / 99-1 [4 episodes as Mark Wise (1995)] / The Famous Five: Five Get into Trouble (1995) / Cadfael: A Morbid Taste for Bones (1996) / Wycliffe: Bad Blood (1997) / All Quiet on the Preston Front [2 episodes as Mr. Lomax (1997)] / The 10th Kingdom* [4 episodes as the Queen's Talking Mirror (2000)] / Arabian Nights [2 episodes as the Demon (2000)]

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The cover artwork of the forthcoming (November 2022) audio cd Hidden Depths, starring Christopher Eccleston as the Doctor.

[Susan Foreman]

Guest actors appearing in THE CURSE OF FENRIC who have previously appeared in the show:

• Sophie Aldred (Ace)
• Merek Anton (Vershinin)

Who: Before And After #906

Name: Dinsdale Landen [1932 - 2003]
Year(s): 1989
Stories: The Curse Of Fenric part 1 – The Curse Of Fenric part 4
Character(s): Dr. Judson

Note(s):

• Was originally cast as Ganatus in the 1963-1964 story 'The Daleks', but had to drop out due to scheduling conflicts
• Was considered for the roles of Lord Henry Palmerdale in the 1977 story 'Horror of Fang Rock' and Lord Ravensworth in the 1985 story 'The Mark of the Rani'

Before Who:
Films: The League of Gentlemen (1960), The Valiant (1962), Operation Snatch (1962), We Joined the Navy (1962), They All Died Laughing (1964), Rasputin: The Mad Monk* [as Peter] (1966), The Easter Play: Strindberg's Easter (1968), Mosquito Squadron (1969), Every Home Should Have One (1970), Young Winston (1972), Digby: The Biggest Dog in the World* (1973), The Virtuoso (1975), International Velvet (1978), On the Razzle (1983), Events in a Museum (1983), This Office Life (1984), Morons from Outer Space (1985)

Television: Armchair Theatre: While Parents Sleep (1957) / Theatre Night: A Touch of the Sun (1958) / Great Expectations ]10 episodes as Pip (1959)] / Saturday Playhouse: The Cathedral (1959) / Probation Officer (1960) / Knight Errant Limited; The Colonel's Ghost (1961) / International Detective; The Stanton Case (1961) / Tales of Mystery: The Promise (1961) / BBC Sunday-Night Play: She Stoops to Conquer (1961) / BBC Sunday-Night Play: The Rivals (1962) / BBC Sunday-Night Play: This Happy Breed (1962) / Saki (1962) / Out of This World: Target Generation (1962) / The Edgar Wallace Mystery Theatre: Playback (1962) / ITV Television Playhouse: The Two-Seater Bachelor Days (1963) / Drama 61-67: Drama '63 - Eyes Down and Look In (1963) / Z Cars: Wait for It (1963) / ITV Play of the Week: The Image (1965) / The Man in Room 17; Tell the Truth (1965) / The Mask of Janus [8 episodes as Richard Cadell (1965)] / The Spies [14 episodes as Richard Cadell (1966)] / Jackanory: Minnow on the Say [5 episodes as the Storyteller (1966)] / Mickey Dunne [13 episodes as Mickey Dunne (1967)] / The Avengers; All Done with Mirrors* (1968) / The Inside Man: A Day of Angels (1969) / The Wednesday Play: A Child and a Half (1969) / World in Ferment [6 episodes as Chris Champers (1969)] / BBC Play of the Month: Charley's Aunt (1969) / Canterbury Tales; The Shipman's Tale / The Nun's Priest's Tale (1969) / Fraud Squad: Double Deal (1970) / The Guardians: Appearances (1971) / Jason King: It's Too Bad About Auntie (1972) / ITV Sunday Night Theatre; Major Lavender (1972) / Thirty-Minute Theatre: Bermondsey (1972) / The Wide World of Mystery: An Echo of Theresa (1973) / ITV Playhouse; Professional (1973) / Jackanory: An Older Kind of Magic [5 episodes as the Storyteller (1973)] / Once Upon a Time: Buttons (1973) / Black and Blue: Glorious Miles (1973) / Omnibus: George Stubbs - Make the Knife Go with the Pencil (1973) / Second City Firsts: Mrs Pool's Preserves (1973) / Thriller [2 episodes as Matthew Earp (1973-1974)] / Orson Welles' Great Mysteries: Under Suspicion (1974) / The Protectors: Wheels* (1974) / Crown Court: The Messenger Boy (1974) / Churchill's People: Silver Giant, Wooden Dwarf (1975) / Cilla's Comedy Six: Dictation Speed (1975) / Rooms: Ron (1975) / Jackanory: Snatched [5 episodes as the Storyteller (1975)] / The Fight Against Slavery [3 episodes as David Lisle (1975)] / The Glittering Prizes: An Academic Life (1976) / Plays for Britain: Shuttlecock (1976) / BBC Play of the Month: London Assurance (1976) / Fathers and Families [6 episodes as John Malory (1977)] / Three Piece Suite: After You've Gone (1977) / Seven Faces of Woman: She - A Girl in Gold Shoes (1977) / Piccadilly Circus; Plaintiffs and Defendants (1977) / The New Avengers: Angels of Death (1977) / The Sunday Drama: Blue Skies from Now On (1977) / Devenish [13 episodes as Arthur P. Devenish (1977-1978)] / BBC2 Play of the Week: The Copyist (1978) / Premiere: Something's Wrong (1978) / Pig in the Middle [7 episodes as Bartholomew 'Barty' Wade (1980)] / Play for Today: C2H5OH (1980) / Shakespeare Lives! (1982) / Freud [2 episodes as Charcot (1984)] / The Irish R.M.: The Devil You Know (1985) / Summer Season: Radio Pictures (1985) / Theatre Night: Arms and the Man (1989)

After Who:
Films: Some Other Spring (1991), The Saint: The Software Murders (1994), The Steal (1995)
Television: All Creatures Great and Small; Food for Thought (1990) / Woof! (1991) / Lovejoy [2 episodes as Jim Leonard (1993-1994)] / The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends [2 episodes as the voice of Mr. Tod (1993-1995)] / The Buccaneers [6 episodes as Lord Brightlingsea (1995)] / Alas Smith & Jones (1995) / The Wingless Bird [3 episodes as Colonel Hugh Farrier (1997)] / The Inspector Lynley Mysteries: A Traitor to Memory (2004)

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Odin (David Schofield), leader of the Mire in The Girl Who Died (2015)

[Susan Foreman]

DWM #583 will include exclusive interviews with Jodie Whittaker, Mandip Gill, John Bishop and Chris Chibnall as they bid farewell to Doctor Who!

It will also include a double sided poster of ‘The Power of the Doctor’ and a 28 page supplement