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Revision as of 22:52, 28 August 2022
- You may be looking for the reference book of the same name.
The Story of Doctor Who was a television documentary which aired on 30 December 2003 as part of the fortieth anniversary celebration of Doctor Who.
It was introduced by Jon Culshaw, who impersonated the Fourth Doctor; see - The Introduction.
People interviewed
- Colin Baker, The Doctor 1984 - 1986
- Peter Davison, The Doctor 1982 - 1984
- Peter Purves, Steven 1965 - 1966
- Verity Lambert, Producer 1963 - 1965
- Carole Ann Ford, Susan 1963 - 1964
- Terrance Dicks, Script Editor 1968 - 1974
- Tom Baker, The Doctor 1974 - 1981
- Barry Letts, Producer 1970 - 1975
- Sylvester McCoy, The Doctor 1987 - 1989
- Louise Jameson, Leela 1977 - 1978
- Nicholas Evans, Dalek
- John Scott Martin, Dalek
- Anneke Wills, Polly 1966 - 1967
- Frazer Hines, Jamie 1966 - 1969
- Sophie Aldred, Ace 1987 - 1989
- Graham Cole, Cyberman
- Nicola Bryant, Peri 1984 - 1986
- Nicholas Courtney, The Brigadier 1968 - 1989
- Brian Hodgson, BBC Radiophonic Workshop
- Elisabeth Sladen, Sarah Jane Smith 1973 - 1976
- Philip Hinchcliffe, Producer 1974 - 1977
- Roger Murray-Leach, Designer 1974 - 1977
- Nabil Shaban, Sil
Crew
- Guest Appearance - Jon Culshaw
- With thanks to - Kate Clark, Clayton Hickman, Neil Ragsdale, Steve Roberts
- Graphic Design - Keith Haynes
- Camera - Sean Carswell, Jeremy Hewson, Stuart Nimmo, Jon Wood
- Sound - Keith Branch, Jean-Francois Legouriellec, Joe Walters, Lucy Pickering, Alistair Widgery
- Dubbing Mixer - Luke Williams
- Production Executive - Jez Nightingale
- Finance Co-Ordinator - Robin Hester
- Make-Up - Sarah Grispo, Deborah Taylor
- Programme Consultant - Kevin Davies
- Runner - Naoma Nagahawatte
- Co-Ordinators - Lucy Crayford, Michelle Singer
- Research - Gemma Rawcliffe, Hayley Treacy
- Production Manager - Wendy Clarke
- Editors - Joyce Gentle, Rob Platt
- Executive Producer - Caroline Wright
- Producer - Clare Finnett
- BBC
- © BBC MMIII
Music list
- "Doctor Who Opening Title Theme" by Delia Derbyshire & the BBC Radiophonic Workshop
- "Doctor Who (Stereo Version 1972)" by Delia Derbyshire & the BBC Radiophonic Workshop
- "Goo Goo Muck" by The Cramps
- "Sexy Boy" by Air
- "Cha Cha on the Moon" by Pat Reader
- "Song 2" by Blur
- "All of My Thoughts" by Spiritualized
- "Doctor Who 1980 (Closing Titles)" by Peter Howell & the BBC Radiophonic Workshop
Notes
- Two preview clips, entitled Episode One and Monster Mash, were released on the Doctor Who website on 19 December 2003.[1]
- Recently discovered material from TV: The Power of the Daleks was shown.
- In 2012 and 2013, a twelve part documentary series Doctor Who Stories was included on "classic series" DVD releases, made exclusively from interviews recorded for this documentary.
- BBC Genome link
Home video releases
As of July 2022 this documentary has not been made available commercially.
Footnotes
- ↑ Story of... clips. bbc.co.uk (19 December 2003). Retrieved on 2 February 2019.
