Brook. In recent years a Mummers Play has toured the village in December. Film and television In July 1975, the location scenes for the Doctor Who serial The Android Invasion were filmed in the village. In 1989, Tom Baker, who starred as the Doctor, returned to the village to be interviewed by Nicholas Briggs about his time on Doctor Who for the Reeltime Pictures Myth Makers series. In 2012, Briggs returned to the village to interview residents for The Village That Came to Life, a making-of documentary featured on the DVD release of The Android Invasion. In 2015, two television channels featured East Hagbourne in reports about the Mind the Green Gap Campaign. Notable residents Thomas Phillips (about 1689–1736), carpenter to kings George I and George II, lived in East Hagbourne and is buried in St Andrew's parish churchyard. Television chef Keith Floyd married in East Hagbourne and lived in a cottage in the village for a short time. Tracy Philipps (1888–1959), Intelligence Officer, Colonial Administrator and Conservationist amid numerous other activities, lived in the village during his retirement. References Sources External links East Hagbourne Village and Community Civil parishes in Oxfordshire Villages in Oxfordshire