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Although fussy, she was kind-hearted, and at one point took in an evacuee from London (also called Arthur) in ''[[Sgt. Wilson's Little Secret]]'', leading to a misunderstanding with Wilson that she is pregnant. |
Although fussy, she was kind-hearted, and at one point took in an evacuee from London (also called Arthur) in ''[[Sgt. Wilson's Little Secret]]'', leading to a misunderstanding with Wilson that she is pregnant. |
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+ | ==Potrayals== |
− | The recasting of Mrs. Pike for the [[Dad's Army (Film)|feature film]] of the series was met with much criticism, as well as |
+ | The recasting of Mrs. Pike for the [[Dad's Army (Film)|feature film]] of the series was met with much criticism, as well as disapointment from Davies herself. [[Liz Fraser]] was chosen because director [[Norman Cohen]] wanted a less homely, more "sexy" actress for the role. [[Jimmy Perry]] later said "It was a mistake... not to cast Janet in the role because the viewing public has come to recognise her as Mrs. Pike. But that was a decision made by Columbia (the production company)." |
[[Pearl Hackney]] portrayed Mrs. Pike in the radio adaptations. [[Janet Davies]] reprised her role in two episodes of the radio spin-off ''[[It Sticks Out Half a Mile]]''. |
[[Pearl Hackney]] portrayed Mrs. Pike in the radio adaptations. [[Janet Davies]] reprised her role in two episodes of the radio spin-off ''[[It Sticks Out Half a Mile]]''. |