Trained rescuers may end up putting themselves in harm's way as well. If an air ambulance has to land on the small beach, crowd control is needed to make room. Members of the public have been known to try to rescue tombstoners who don't resurface from the depths, putting themselves at risk in the arch's choppy waters. The act of tombstoning sees thrill-seekers jump vertically from a cliff or pier into the sea.Įvery incident of tombstoning - particularly at Durdle Door - creates hazards for other people, too. The Lulworth Estate has regularly discouraged people from climbing up the limestone arch, with multiple incidents of thrill-seekers jumping off the structure and into the sea. With any filming request we seek details of what is intended, and no mention was made by the BBC that they were seeking to portray the Tardis and the Doctor on top of Durdle Door, the consequences of which will have a potentially serious impact on our staff and the emergency services. “If we had known we would not have agreed, because of the encouragement that this may give to some of our visitors to put themselves in a dangerous position, the consequences of which have been well documented. When consenting to the use of Durdle Door for an episode of Durdle Door, the BBC decided not to include a proper description of what they intended. It reads: “We are aware of the Dr Who episode where the final scene depicted the Doctor and the Tardis on top of Durdle Door. In a statement, James Weld feared the consequences would have a potentially serious impact on its staff and the emergency services if people were to climb up onto Durdle Door. The regeneration sequence was filmed in a studio in front of a green screen which would allow production crews to merge the footage and images together in post-production. READ MORE - Durdle Door doomed: Why it will collapse in the future and when it could happenĭorsetLive understands the filming took place in October 2021 but neither the Tardis and Jodie Whittaker were at the coastal location. Mr Weld feared the scenes, which depicted the Doctor and Tardis on top of the rock structure, would cause fans to “put themselves in a dangerous position” and climb on top of the structure. While the Lulworth Estate was happy for the filming to take place, owner James Weld was “disappointed” that the BBC was “not honest” in what they were filming at Durdle Door.
Lulworth Cove was the setting for her regeneration and one that fans savour for years to come and compare to previous regenerations. The 40-year-old actress' final scene saw her leave her Tardis on top of Durdle Door to see “one final sunrise”.
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A feature-length programme aired on Sunday evening (October 23), titled The Power Of The Doctor, brought an end to her time in the sci-fi series as the 13th iteration of the character. The owner of Durdle Door has revealed he may reconsider the BBC from future filming on his estate due to the circumstances of Jodie Whittaker’s final scene as Doctor Who.
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