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|name=Doctor Who - The Script of the Film | |name=Doctor Who - The Script of the Film | ||
|image=Movie Script.jpg | |image=Movie Script.jpg | ||
|writer= [[Matthew Jacobs]], [[Philip Segal]] | |writer= [[Matthew Jacobs]], [[Philip Segal]] | ||
|publisher= [[BBC Books]] | |publisher= [[BBC Books]] | ||
|release date= [[17 May]] [[1996]] | |release date= [[17 May]] [[1996]] | ||
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Unlike other fictional universes, the Doctor Who universe is created solely by fiction. To us, this is not a valid source. Information from this source can only be used in "behind the scenes" sections, or on pages about real world topics.
The Script of the Film by Matthew Jacobs was the official script release for the 1996 tele-movie, Doctor Who.
Publisher's summary
Late December, 1999: the brink of a new millennium. The TARDIS crash-lands in San Francisco's Chinatown and a horrific shooting forces the Doctor to regenerate.
But the Doctor is not the only time-traveller in San Francisco. His oldest adversary, the Master, is there as well, desperately trying to steal the Doctor's newly-regenerated body. And soon, the Doctor is faced with a choice: to save his own life, or the billions of people who have no future unless the Master is stopped. If only the Doctor could remember how...
Read the complete script of the long-awaited new Doctor Who film, a co-production between BBC Worldwide and Universal Television starring Paul McGann as the Doctor, Eric Roberts as the Master and Daphne Ashbrook as Grace. With an introduction by the Executive Producer, Philip Segal and featuring eight pages of colour photographs.
Notes
The book also contains eight colour photographs. Most are screenshots from the film. There is at least one publicity photo of Paul McGann as the Eighth Doctor.
See also
- Doctor Who
- Doctor Who - The Novel of the Film - Novelisation of Doctor Who
