List of Elisabeth Sladen credits

Sladen in 2003

Elisabeth Clara Miller (née Heath-Sladen; 1946–2011), known professionally as Elisabeth Sladen, was an English actress who appeared in films, television and audio drama.

Sladen first appeared on stage in the mid-1960s. She moved to London in 1970 and won several television roles, with her acting in the police drama Z-Cars leading to her being recommended for the role in Doctor Who. After leaving the series, she had other roles on both television and radio before semi-retiring in the mid-1980s.

Sladen returned to the public eye in the 2000s with more Doctor Who-related appearances, which culminated in taking a regular lead role in The Sarah Jane Adventures. She also made regular guest appearances on the main television series and provided voice-over commentaries and interviews for its releases to DVD.

Television

Year Title Role Network Release Notes
1968
 ITV Playhouse[1] Hotel maid Episode: If Only the Trains Come.
1970
 Coronation Street[2] Anita Reynolds Played Anita Reynolds for 6 Episodes
1971
 Z-Cars[3][4] Valerie Hollingsworth Episode: "Who Were You With?"
1972
 Doomwatch[5] Sarah Collins Episode: "Say Knife, Fat Man"
Z-Cars[6] Rose
DVD clip
 Episode: "Day Trip". Clip on DVD The Time Warrior.
Public Eye[7] Policewoman
ITV
DVD
 Episode: "Many a Slip"
1973
 Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em[8] Judy
BBC 1
 Episode: "The Hospital Visit"
Special Branch[9] Policewoman
ITV
 Episode: "Hostage"
1973–1976
 Doctor Who[10] Sarah Jane Smith
BBC 1
VHS & DVD
 80 Episodes, Season 11 – Season 14
1977–1980
 Stepping Stones[11] Presenter
ITV
 Co-presenter for four series
1978
 Betzi[12] Countess Bertrand TV movie.
Send in the Girls[13] Beverley Episode: "Beware the Gentle People"
1979
 Take My Wife[14] Josie Hall Appeared in all 6 Episodes.
1980
 In Loving Memory[15] Mary Bennett
DVD
 Episode: "The Outing"
Play for Today[16] Jo
BBC 1
 Episode: "Name for the Day"
1981
 K-9 and Company[17] Sarah Jane Smith
VHS DVD & Blu-ray
 TV drama pilot.
1982
 Gulliver in Lilliput[18] Lady Flimnap
VHS
 TV movie.
1983
 "Doctor Who: The Five Doctors"[19] Sarah Jane Smith
VHS & DVD
 Special feature-length episode.
1985
 Dempsey and Makepeace[20] Mrs. Barrett
ITV
DVD
 Episode: "Love You to Death"
1986
 Alice in Wonderland[21] Dormouse
BBC 1
 TV movie.
1989
 The Bill[22] Mrs. Preston
ITV
DVD
 Episode: "Life and Death"
1993
 Doctor Who: Dimensions in Time[23] Sarah Jane Smith
BBC 1
 Charity Special.
1994
 Men of the World[24] Lorraine Episode: "Lost in France"
1995
 Downtime[25] Sarah Jane Smith
VHS
 Spin off of Doctor Who that was released directly onto VHS.
1996
 Peak Practice[26] Dr. Pat Hewland
ITV
DVD
 Appeared in Season 4, Episode 1,3,7 and 9.
Faith in the Future[27] Sophie Episode: "Body Language"
2001
 Numbertime Tara Boomdeay Episode: "Addition and Subtraction"
2006–2010
 Doctor Who[28][29][30][31] Sarah Jane Smith
BBC One and BBC HD
DVD & Blu-ray
 4 episodes. "School Reunion" (which launched her spin-off series), "The Stolen Earth" / "Journey's End" (double episode) and "The End of Time: Part Two" (Cameo), which were all David Tennant episodes.
2007–2011
 The Sarah Jane Adventures[32] Sarah Jane Smith 53 episodes, and a 5-minute special for Comic Relief.
2010
 Sarah Jane's Alien Files[33][34] Appears in title screen of every episode and appears as the presenter in Episode 1 and 4.

Personal appearances

Year Title Role Network Release Notes
1976
 Nationwide[35] Interviewee
BBC One
 DVD "The Hand of Fear" Edition dated 13 May 1976
Multi-Coloured Swap Shop[36]
BBC One
 Season 1, Edition 1 dated 2 October 1976
1993
 30 Years in the Tardis[37]
BBC One
 29 November 1993. This was followed by two expanded versions.
1994
 Even More Than 30 Years in the Tardis[38]
BAFTA
 Expanded Documentary shown at BAFTA on 5 November 1994. Additional footage not included in the VHS release.
1994
 More Than 30 Years in the Tardis[38] VHS & DVD Doctor Who Legacy box set Expanded Documentary was Direct to VHS release on 7 November 1994
1994
 Late Night Live[39]
1996
 The Secrets of Dr Who Tape 1[40]
Slow Dazzle Worldwide
 Cassette Tape Free with The Official 1997 Calendar: Doctor Who: Heroes & Villains 1997,
Tape 1 – The Liz Sladen interview
1997
 In-Vision Introductions[41] Introducer
UK Gold
 Introducing her Doctor Who stories & More Than 30 Years in the Tardis[42]
2000
 Myth Makers Vol. 50: Elisabeth Sladen[43] Interviewee VHS & DVD
This Is Your Life – Tom Baker[44]
BBC One
K9 Unleashed[45] VHS & DVD Documentary
2002
 Chronotrip[46] VHS
Big Finish Magazine CD 2[47]
Big Finish
 CD Free to Big Finish subscribers
2003
 Osirian Gothic[48] DVD "Pyramids of Mars" Documentary
Serial Thrillers[49]
The Story of Doctor Who[50]
BBC One
Doctor Who @ 40 Weekend[51]
UK Gold
 22/23 November 2003
2004
 Ultimate Sci-Fi Top 10[52] TV mini-series. Episode "Top 10 Robots".
2005
 Doctor Who Confidential[53][54][55] Season 1, Episode 3,4 and 12.
2006
 Genesis of a Classic[56] DVD "Genesis of the Daleks" Documentary
Blue Peter[57]
BBC One
 DVD The Sarah Jane Adventures
Season 1
 Filmed at BBC Television Centre
Doctor Who Confidential[58]
BBC Three
 Season 2, Episode 3.
BBC Breakfast[59]
BBC One
 Edition dated 27 April 2006.
Totally Doctor Who[60]
BBC One
 Season 1, Episode 13.
Changing Time[61] DVD "The Hand of Fear" Documentary
Built for War[62] DVD "The Sontaran Experiment"
Blue Peter[63]
BBC One
 Filmed at BBC Television Centre
BBC Breakfast[64] Edition dated 8 December 2006.
2007
 Are Friends Electric[65] DVD "Robot" Documentary
Beginning the End: Making 'The Time Warrior'[66] DVD "The Time Warrior"
Planetary Performance[67] DVD "Planet of Evil"
CBBC Interview[68] Filmed at BBC Television Centre
Blue Peter[69]
BBC One
A Darker Side[70] DVD Planet of Evil Documentary released onto Home video.
Celebration[71] DVD The Five Doctors Documentary
Teaching Awards 2007[72] Award presenter
BBC Two
 Filmed at the London Palladium. Dated 21 October 2007
TMI[73] Interviewee
BBC Two
 Filmed at the BBC Television Centre.
2008
Doctor Who Confidential[74] Interviewee
BBC Three
 Season 4, Episode 5.
GMTV[75]
ITV 1
 Edition dated 27 June 2008.
Doctor Who Confidential[76]
BBC Three
 Season 4, Episode 12.
The Alan Titchmarsh Show[77]
ITV 1
 Edition dated 29 September 2008.
TMI[78]
BBC Two
 Filmed at the BBC Television Centre.
National Television Awards[79] Award acceptance
ITV 1
 Filmed at the Royal Albert Hall. Dated 29 October 2008
2009
 Doctor Who Confidential[80] Interviewee
BBC Three
 Season 4, Episode 15.
Clash[81] Judge
BBC One
 Episode 3. Dated 21 July 2009
Doctor Who Greatest Moments[82] Interviewee
BBC Three
 DVD Dreamland Episode: "The Companions".
Doctor Who Greatest Moments[83] Episode: "Donna ".
The Wright Stuff[84] Guest Panelist Edition dated 30 October 2009.
2010
 Sam & Mark's TMi Friday[85] Interviewee
CBBC
 Filmed at the BBC Television Centre. Dated 8 October 2010
Sidekick Stories[86] Interviewee
BBC Four
The Wright Stuff[87] Guest Panelist
Channel 5
 Edition dated 14 October 2010.
2013
 Doctor Who The Companions[88] Behind the scenes footage DVD Doctor Who: The Complete Series 7 (Blu-ray) 31 March 2013

Tributes

Year Title Network Notes Air Date
2011
My Sarah Jane: A Tribute to Elisabeth Sladen[89] Archive footage 23 April 2011
BAFTA[90] Archive footage 22 May 2011
Review 2011: We Remember[91] Archive footage 31 December 2011

Film

Year Title Role Notes
1965 Ferry Cross the Mersey Uncredited; screen debut [92]
1980 Silver Dream Racer[93] Bank Secretary

Radio and CD audio drama

Year Title Role Author Radio Station/Production Company Release/Air Date
1976
 Exploration Earth: The Time Machine[94]
Bernard Venables
4 October 1976
Doctor Who and the Pescatons[95]
BBC Audio
July 1976 (LP Release)
1993
 The Paradise of Death[96]
27 August 1993 -
24 September 1993
1994
 Sir Colin's New Clothes[97]
Cast member
Chris Allen
30 March 1994
1996
 The Ghosts of N-Space[98]
20 January -
24 February 1996
1998
 Bernice Summerfield -Walking To Babylon[99]
Ninan-ashtammu
20 January -
November 1998
2001
 The Actor Speaks: Elisabeth Sladen[100]
Interviewee & monologues
Sadie Miller & Mark J Thompson
MJTV
November 2001
2002
 Sarah Jane Smith: Comeback[101]
31 May 2002
Sarah Jane Smith: The TAO Connection[102]
8 August 2002
Sarah Jane Smith: Test of Nerve[103]
5 September 2002
Sarah Jane Smith: Ghost Town[104]
Rupert Laight
10 October 2002
Sarah Jane Smith: Mirror, Signal, Manoeuvre[105]
Peter Anghelides
7 November 2002
2003
 Doctor Who: Zagreus[106]
Miss Lime
20 January -
November 2003
2005
 Doctor Who at the BBC:

A Time Travelling Journey Through the BBC Archives[107]
Narrator
Michael Stevens
AudioGO Ltd
19 January 2005
Doctor Who at the BBC, Volume 2[108]
29 April 2005
Doctor Who at the BBC, Volume 3[109]
24 October 2005
2006
 Sarah Jane Smith: Buried Secrets[110]
January 2006
Sarah Jane Smith: Snow Blind[111]
February 2006
Sarah Jane Smith: Fatal Consequences[112]
March 2006
Sarah Jane Smith: Dreamland[113]
April 2006
2007
 Doctor Who at the BBC: The Tenth Doctor[114]
Narrator
Andrew Pixley
BBC Audiobooks
17 September 2007
The Glittering Storm[115]
5 November 2007
The Thirteenth Stone[116]
5 November 2007
2008
 The Time Capsule[117]
Peter Anghelides
13 November 2008
The Ghost House[118]
3 November 2008
2009
 Doctor Who and the Planet of the Spiders[119]
4 June 2009
The White Wolf[120]
3 September 2009
The Shadow People[121]
3 September 2009
2010
 Doctor Who at the BBC: A Legend Reborn[122]
Andrew Pixley
4 February 2010
Wraith World[123]
Cavan Scott & Mark Wright
7 October 2010
Deadly Download[124]
7 October 2010

References

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