Talk:Jacqueline Hill

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Picture[edit]

Has anyone got another picture at all? That one is hideous - or can it at least be lightened?--Tuzapicabit (talk) 13:20, 3 September 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Link to The Shrike; also, proposed link to external site[edit]

This is my very first time posting on Wikipedia, so I apologize for any cluelessness. Two questions: first, is it possible to fix the link to The Shrike? It goes to the film, but Jacqueline Hill wasn't in the film, only the West End production. I'm not sure how to make this right, though.

Also: I wondered about linking this external site: http://jacqueline-hill.com/ - but it's my own site, so I wanted to check with someone more experienced first. Also not sure it's appropriate for a link here, as it's not in any way official. It does, though, have a very tight focus on archive material relating to Jacqueline Hill's career (theatre programmes, articles, obituaries, public domain clips not available elsewhere as far as I know), and I'd like people to be able to find that stuff if they're sufficiently interested in her to come to Wikipedia.

Advice would be welcome, thanks. Swallowdale (talk) 15:02, 15 November 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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