Verity Lambert's illustrious career in television production began in the early stages of 1963, when she was entrusted with the responsibility of producing the groundbreaking BBC television sci-fi series, Doctor Who. At the time, this was her inaugural foray into the role of producer, and as such, Mervyn Pinfield was initially appointed to assume a guardian role over the series, providing guidance and oversight. However, it wasn't long before Lambert's exceptional talents and abilities were recognized, and she was subsequently granted full creative control, a position she held until 1965.
Lambert's impressive tenure on Doctor Who was merely the beginning of her remarkable journey in the television industry. She went on to establish her own production company, "Cinema Verity", which solidified her reputation as a respected and accomplished figure in the UK television landscape. Throughout her career, Lambert's dedication, expertise, and innovative approach earned her widespread recognition and admiration from her peers and the viewing public alike.
