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== Behind the scenes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
[[community:godzilla:Dr. Who|A character called Dr Who]] was indeed played by {{w|Hideyo Amamoto}} in {{wi|King Kong Escapes}}, being a revamped version of a villain earlier depicted in the animated ''King Kong'' series produced by Rankin-Bass Productions. The theatrical Dr Who (unlike the animated character) did bear a faint resemblance to [[William Hartnell]]'s [[First Doctor]], both in appearance and in attire, but the character was a villainous roboticist as opposed to a mostly benevolent time traveller, and it is generally held that the similarities with the BBC character were coincidental.
[[w:c:godzilla:Dr. Who|A character called Dr Who]] was indeed played by {{w|Hideyo Amamoto}} in {{wi|King Kong Escapes}}, being a revamped version of a villain earlier depicted in the animated ''King Kong'' series produced by Rankin-Bass Productions. The theatrical Dr Who (unlike the animated character) did bear a faint resemblance to [[William Hartnell]]'s [[First Doctor]], both in appearance and in attire, but the character was a villainous roboticist as opposed to a mostly benevolent time traveller, and it is generally held that the similarities with the BBC character were coincidental.


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Revision as of 19:59, 17 July 2019

Dr Who was a fictional character in the 1967 Japanese King Kong film King Kong Escapes. He was a mad scientist. (PROSE: The Adventuress of Henrietta Street)

Behind the scenes

A character called Dr Who was indeed played by Hideyo Amamoto in King Kong Escapes, being a revamped version of a villain earlier depicted in the animated King Kong series produced by Rankin-Bass Productions. The theatrical Dr Who (unlike the animated character) did bear a faint resemblance to William Hartnell's First Doctor, both in appearance and in attire, but the character was a villainous roboticist as opposed to a mostly benevolent time traveller, and it is generally held that the similarities with the BBC character were coincidental.