Clive Doig: Difference between revisions

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Clive Doig (born 11 August 1940^[1]) was an uncredited vision mixer for Doctor Who.

He later became a producer at the BBC. In 1986, Doig called fellow producer John Nathan-Turner to make a suggestion regarding the casting of the Seventh Doctor. The actor Doig suggested was Sylvester McCoy, who ended up getting the role. (INFO: The Space Museum)

An Unearthly Child (DOC: Vision On)
The Daleks (INFO: The Daleks)
The Edge of Destruction (INFO: The Edge of Destruction)
Marco Polo (DOC: Vision On)
The Aztecs (with Jim Stephens) (INFO: The Aztecs)
The Reign of Terror (INFO: The Reign of Terror)
Planet of Giants (with Graham Giles) (INFO: Planet of Giants)
The Dalek Invasion of Earth (with John Lopes and Ann Smith) (INFO: The Dalek Invasion of Earth)
The Rescue (INFO: The Rescue)
The Web Planet (INFO: The Web Planet)
The Space Museum (INFO: The Space Museum)
The Chase (with John Lopes) (INFO: The Chase)
Galaxy 4 (DOC: Vision On)
The Faceless Ones (DCOM: The Faceless Ones)

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 He later became a [[producer]] at the [[British Broadcasting Corporation|BBC]]. In 1986, Doig called fellow producer [[John Nathan-Turner]] to make a suggestion regarding the casting of the [[Seventh Doctor]]. The actor Doig suggested was [[Sylvester McCoy]], who ended up getting the role. ([[INFO]]: ''[[The Space Museum (TV story)|The Space Museum]]'')
-He featured in the documentaries [[The Trouble with Chumblies (documentary)|''The Trouble with Chumblies'']] and ''[[Flight Through Eternity (documentary)|Flight Through Eternity]]''
+He featured in the documentaries ''[[The Trouble with Chumblies (documentary)|The Trouble with Chumblies]]'' and ''[[Flight Through Eternity (documentary)|Flight Through Eternity]]''
 == Credits ==