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'''''The Curse of Fenric - The Special Edition''''' was a new feature-length version of ''[[The Curse of Fenric (TV story)|The Curse of Fenric]]''. | '''''The Curse of Fenric - The Special Edition''''' was a new feature-length version of ''[[The Curse of Fenric (TV story)|The Curse of Fenric]]''. | ||
Unlike the original four-parter, the story was now in a movie format running to nearly 104 minutes with almost 12 minutes of new material, new [[CGI]] special effects, and a remixed soundtrack in Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound. | Unlike the original four-parter, the story was now in a movie format running to nearly 104 minutes with almost 12 minutes of new material, new [[CGI]] special effects, and a remixed soundtrack in Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound. | ||
It was released on Disc Two of the [[DVD]] release of ''[[The Curse of Fenric (TV story)|The Curse of Fenric]]'' in [[2003 (releases)|2003]]. | It was released on Disc Two of the [[DVD]] release of ''[[The Curse of Fenric (TV story)|The Curse of Fenric]]'' in [[2003 (releases)|2003]]. | ||
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Revision as of 19:47, 3 September 2020
The Curse of Fenric - The Special Edition was a new feature-length version of The Curse of Fenric.
Unlike the original four-parter, the story was now in a movie format running to nearly 104 minutes with almost 12 minutes of new material, new CGI special effects, and a remixed soundtrack in Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound.
It was released on Disc Two of the DVD release of The Curse of Fenric in 2003.
Before the opening titles, there was a dedication reading "For Nicholas Mallett and John Nathan-Turner" — both of whom had passed away by the time of release.
Synopsis
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Plot
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Cast
- The Doctor - Sylvester McCoy
- Ace - Sophie Aldred
- Dr. Judson - Dinsdale Landen
- Commander Millington - Alfred Lynch
- The Rev. Mr. Wainwright - Nicholas Parsons
- Captain Sorin - Tomek Bork
- Sgt. Prozorov - Peter Czajkowski
- Vershinin - Marek Anton
- Petrossian - Mark Conrad
- Jean - Joann Kenny
- Phyllis - Joanne Bell
- Miss Hardaker - Janet Henfrey
- Captain Bates - Stevan Rimkus
- Sgt. Leigh - Marcus Hutton
- Perkins - Christien Anholt
- Kathleen Dudman - Cory Pulman
- Nurse Crane - Anne Reid
- Baby - Aaron Hanley
- Ancient Haemovore - Raymond Trickett
Crew
- Stunt Arranger - Tip Tipping
- Theme Music Composed By - Ron Grainer
- Theme Arrangement - Keff McCulloch
- Incidental Music - Mark Ayres
- Special Sound - Dick Mills
- Production Manager - Ian Fraser
- Production Assistant - Winifred Hopkins
- Assistant Floor Manager - Judy Corry
- OB Lighting - Ian Dow
- OB Cameramen - Paul Harding, Alan Jessop
- Engineering Manager - Brian Jones
- Sound - John Nottage, Scott Talbot
- Visual Effects Designer - Graham Brown
- Video Effects - Dave Chapman
- Vision Mixer - Dinah Long
- Videotape Editor - Hugh Parson
- Graphic Designer - Oliver Elmes
- Costume Designer - Ken Trew
- Make-up Designer - Denise Baron
- Properties Buyer - Yvonne Alfert
Especially for the special edition
- Project Co-ordinator, Editing & 5.1 Sound Design - Mark Ayres
- Dubbing Mixers - Benedict Peissel, Fiona Vooght
- Videotape Post-Production Supervisors - Steve Roberts, Paul Vanezis
- Colourist - Dave Hawley
- Digital Effects - Ian Simpson
- Script Editor - Andrew Cartmel
- Production Associate - June Collins
- Designer - David Laskey
- Producer - John Nathan-Turner
- Director - Nicholas Mallett
References
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Story notes
- When BBC Video released The Curse of Fenric in 1991 Nicholas Mallett and Mark Ayres compiled some notes on how to turn the story into a movie version - this eventually happened in 2003.
- Sylvester McCoy's sons, Sam and Joe Kent-Smith, appeared as Haemovores in part four of the original broadcast story, but their scenes were cut from the finished programme. For the extended BBC Video release in 1991 and the Special Edition, their scenes were reinstated.
