Those who came of age during the 1990s will have warm memories of witnessing four enormous, alien-like creatures dancing across their BBC television screens. With the recent news about Mr Tumble's ...
Minor spoilers follow for the opening scene of 28 Years Later. At the turn of the millennium, a low-budget British production suddenly became an international hit. Its small gang of characters making ...
Back in 1997, a quartet of colorful creatures called the Teletubbies were introduced to the world. Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po entertained toddlers with whimsical songs and shared a message to ...
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Nikky Smedley, the original Laa-Laa from the Telebtubbies, will be a guest at this year’s Chichester Fringe.
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Two of the original Teletubbies, Laa-Laa and Dipsy, played by Nikky Smedley and John Simmit, appeared on The Morning Show ...
One Teletubbies star has opened up about the ‘grim’ realities of filming the hit kids’ TV show ACTRESS Nikky Smedley has lifted the lid on what it was really like playing Laa-Laa on the Teletubbies.
The Teletubbies became a global phenomenon in the 1990s with their childish catchphrase "eh-oh," colourful tubby custard, and cheeky vacuum cleaner companion, Noo-noo. However, according to the woman ...
A former star of the Teletubbies has spilled the beans on the gruelling reality of working in the beloved yellow costume. Nikky Smedley, who brought Laa Laa to life in the iconic 90s kids' show, is ...
A former Teletubbies actress has revealed exactly what it was like working "long days" in her iconic fuzzy yellow costume. Nikky Smedley, who played Laa Laa in the hit 90s children's show has opened ...
Being part of children’s TV’s biggest-ever phenomenon changed Nikky Smedley’s life – now she’s taking her ‘Confessions’ to the Fringe Ed Power writes about music, television and video games. As a ...
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