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|release date = [[1996]] | |release date = [[1996]] | ||
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}}'''''Bidding Adieu: A Video Diary''''' was a [[1996]] documentary produced by [[BBV Productions]]. It followed [[Sylvester McCoy]] as he travelled to Canada to film [[Doctor Who (1996)|the 1996 ''Doctor Who'' telefilm]]. | }} | ||
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'''''Bidding Adieu: A Video Diary''''' was a [[1996]] documentary produced by [[BBV Productions]]. It followed [[Sylvester McCoy]] as he travelled to Canada to film [[Doctor Who (1996)|the 1996 ''Doctor Who'' telefilm]]. | |||
The film features interviews with McCoy, [[Paul McGann]], and [[Daphne Ashbrook]] about ''Doctor Who'' and their parts in it. McCoy uses the opportunity to travel about Canada, visit [[Anneke Wills]], and muse upon the history of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' and the end of his time as [[the Doctor]]. | The film features interviews with McCoy, [[Paul McGann]], and [[Daphne Ashbrook]] about ''Doctor Who'' and their parts in it. McCoy uses the opportunity to travel about Canada, visit [[Anneke Wills]], and muse upon the history of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' and the end of his time as [[the Doctor]]. | ||
Revision as of 01:57, 5 May 2010
Bidding Adieu: A Video Diary was a 1996 documentary produced by BBV Productions. It followed Sylvester McCoy as he travelled to Canada to film the 1996 Doctor Who telefilm.
The film features interviews with McCoy, Paul McGann, and Daphne Ashbrook about Doctor Who and their parts in it. McCoy uses the opportunity to travel about Canada, visit Anneke Wills, and muse upon the history of Doctor Who and the end of his time as the Doctor.
For some scenes, Mark Gatiss was the uncredited interviewer behind the camera.
