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}}'''''Mounting the Rescue''''' was a [[2 entertain|2{{!}}entertain]] [[DVD]] documentary about the making of the ''[[Doctor Who]]'' [[serial]], ''[[The Rescue]]''. As a general overview of the production of the serial, it covered many topics. | }}'''''Mounting the Rescue''''' was a [[2 entertain|2{{!}}entertain]] [[DVD]] documentary about the making of the ''[[Doctor Who]]'' [[serial]], ''[[The Rescue]]''. As a general overview of the production of the serial, it covered many topics. | ||
Chief amongst these was the cast change that the serial brought. ''Mounting'' explored the departure of [[Carole Ann Ford]] and the arrival of [[Maureen O'Brien]], revealing along the way that Denise Upson was also considered for the role of [[Vicki]], and that | Chief amongst these was the cast change that the serial brought. ''Mounting'' explored the departure of [[Carole Ann Ford]] and the arrival of [[Maureen O'Brien]], revealing along the way that Denise Upson was also considered for the role of [[Vicki]], and that Carole Ann Ford was herself welcoming to her replacement. | ||
''Mounting the Rescue'' shows how ''The Rescue'' and ''The Romans'' were recorded to together as one six-part block. | ''Mounting the Rescue'' shows how ''The Rescue'' and ''The Romans'' were recorded to together as one six-part block. | ||
Revision as of 15:10, 8 January 2011
Mounting the Rescue was a 2|entertain DVD documentary about the making of the Doctor Who serial, The Rescue. As a general overview of the production of the serial, it covered many topics.
Chief amongst these was the cast change that the serial brought. Mounting explored the departure of Carole Ann Ford and the arrival of Maureen O'Brien, revealing along the way that Denise Upson was also considered for the role of Vicki, and that Carole Ann Ford was herself welcoming to her replacement.
Mounting the Rescue shows how The Rescue and The Romans were recorded to together as one six-part block.
Shawcraft Models constructed the models for The Rescue. They apparently had to have exact instructions as they were poor designers but strong model makers.
The inlay shot camera effect is explained. It was used for scenes where the crashed ship is in wide shot. Bernard Archard was considered for Bennett before Ray Barrett was chosen. Ian McLachlan explains his theory of an "all is not what it seems" theme running throughout Doctor Who. Jacqueline Hill was hurt by a special-effects explosion during the flare gun scene. She was not notably injured but was shocked by the incident.
The outstanding rating of the serial are touched upon and it ends with Ray Barrett professing that he will have "out rated the Daleks" on his tombstone.
