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|doctor          = Eighth Doctor
|doctor          = Eighth Doctor
|companions      = [[Liv Chenka|Liv]]
|companions      = [[Liv Chenka|Liv]]
|enemy            = [[Dalek Time Controller]], [[Adelaine Dutemps]]
|enemy            = [[Dalek]]s, [[Adelaine Dutemps]]
|setting          = [[Montmartre]], [[Paris]], [[1921]]
|setting          = [[Montmartre]], [[Paris]], [[1921]]
|writer          = [[Matt Fitton]]
|writer          = [[Matt Fitton]]

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The Monster of Montmartre was the second story in the audio anthology Dark Eyes 4. It was written by Matt Fitton starred Paul McGann as the Eighth Doctor and Nicola Walker as Liv Chenka.

Publisher's summary

The Doctor and Liv's investigations bring them to Paris, where a monster stalks the streets.

Plot

to be added

Cast

References

  • Facing the Dalek Time Controller, the Doctor quips that Thomas Appleton was wrong: "he should have said 'when good Daleks die, they go to Paris.'"

Notes

  • In the behind-the-scenes documentary, Matt Fitton cites the film Moulin Rouge! as inspiration for the story, a film which similarly follows a young artist struggling in Montmartre in the early 20th century.
  • This is the first Dark Eyes story to feature the Daleks since Eyes of the Master and as the main enemy since The Traitor.

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