Why was tinker bell tied up?
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At the third stroke, the voice of the speaking clock is going to sound like someone who is away with the fairies. Tinker Bell, once Peter Pan's famously speechless accomplice from Never Never Land, will be marking time for millions of people over the next three months.
From the moment summer time ends early on Sunday morning, the sound of a 72-year-old British institution will change dramatically. The rushed high-pitched tones of Mae Whitman, the young American actor who provides the less-than-ethereal voice for a cartoon version of the fairy, will announce: "Hi! It's Tinker Bell. At the third bell, the time will be ..."
BT is marking the end of British summer time in a sponsorship deal with Disney, which is releasing a DVD and Blu-Ray film named after JM Barrie's creation next month.
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