An uncredited Jacqueline Hill appears as an unnamed Irish barmaid in The Vise: Death Pays No Dividends (1.5, ABC, 1954); in the UK, this episode wasn't seen until 1960 as part of ITV anthology The Crooked Path
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An uncredited Jacqueline Hill appears as an unnamed Irish barmaid in The Vise: Death Pays No Dividends (1.5, ABC, 1954); in the UK, this episode wasn't seen until 1960 as part of ITV anthology The Crooked Path
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Jacqueline Hill looking flawlessly gorgeous in a suit, circa 1950s. (Some other people are there too, but who cares because JACKIE.)
William Russell and Jacqueline Hill appearing in episodes of Crown Court
Jacqueline Hill - The Blue Parrot (1953)
[ Jackie was also known to say a lot of âfour letter wordsâ. So that meansâŚ..
                    LET BARBARA SAY FUCK!!! ]

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So this picture existsâŚ
Jacqueline Hill in an episode of Angels
Jacqueline Hill as Helen Moncin, wife of the prime suspect in a spree killing case, in Maigret: The Trap (3.12, BBC, 1962)
Digging up another old favorite for newer Tumblr friends to enjoy.
"Starlight" - Barbara Wright fanvid
HAPPY BIRTHDAY AND RIP JACQUELINE HILL (December 17th, 1929âFebruary 18th, 1993)

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Happy birthday Jacqueline Hill - 17 December 1929
Happy birthday Jacqueline Hill!
You made me laugh, cry and sometimes you gave me the eebie jeebies. Thank you for everything.
Have a Christmas gift! Publicity pictures of Jacqueline as Barbara, but I don't think the last two were released at the time?
Okay, we've known of their existence for years, but I barely see anyone talk about it. See this post, that took me 300 years to find (cheers to Clayton Hickman).
Then I had to find a very obtuse way to download the gif as a video, convert the video as a gif to then extract the frames and voilĂĄ!
Will probably try and upscale then at some point.
Producer Alvin Rakoff speaks to Radio Times about his first wife, the Doctor Who legend Jacqueline Hill, who died 30 years ago.
Pic taken from the Radio Times article.
Grace Jacqueline Hill (17 December 1929-18 February 1993)
Remembering Jackie on her birthday. She would have been 91 today.
Would have been 92 today.

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Grace Jacqueline Hill (17 December 1929-18 February 1993)
28 years ago the world lost an amazing actress and woman. May we never forget her contributions to the acting profession, including portraying the role of Barbara Wright, one of the first companions of Doctor Who. May you forever rest in peace, Jackie.
Finally got my hands on a copy of âA Future in Five Minutesâ the biography of Jacqueline Hill. Whatâs the first thing I do? Look at the photos. Some I have seen before but there were some that I had never seen. LOOK AT THESE BEAUTIFUL AND MAJESTIC IMAGES!