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|setting = [[England]], [[October]] [[2003]] | |setting = [[England]], [[October]] [[2003]] | ||
|publisher = Reeltime Pictures | |publisher = Reeltime Pictures | ||
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|director = [[Keith Barnfather]] | |director = [[Keith Barnfather]] | ||
|producer = [[Keith Barnfather]] | |producer = [[Keith Barnfather]] | ||
|release date = | |release date = 14 March 2004 | ||
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'''''Dæmos Rising''''' was a [[2004]] direct-to-DVD drama production from [[Reeltime Pictures]]. It features [[Kate Stewart|Kate Lethbridge-Stewart]] and [[Douglas Cavendish]] – both of whom previously appeared in ''[[Downtime (home video)|Downtime]]'' – and the return of the [[Dæmon]]s. | '''''Dæmos Rising''''' was a [[2004]] direct-to-DVD drama production from [[Reeltime Pictures]]. It features [[Kate Stewart|Kate Lethbridge-Stewart]] and [[Douglas Cavendish]] – both of whom previously appeared in ''[[Downtime (home video)|Downtime]]'' – and the return of the [[Dæmon]]s. | ||
== Synopsis == | ==Synopsis == | ||
When [[Kate Lethbridge-Stewart]] responds to a message from ex-[[UNIT]] operative [[Douglas Cavendish]], she has no idea what she is getting herself into. | When [[Kate Lethbridge-Stewart]] responds to a message from ex-[[UNIT]] operative [[Douglas Cavendish]], she has no idea what she is getting herself into. | ||
Arriving at Cavendish's country retreat, she finds herself caught up in ancient rituals and a demonic power her father had once helped to overcome. Summoned from its resting place by a tyranny from the future, a [[Dæmon]] is set to return to [[Earth]]. Can Kate and the broken Cavendish save the planet from destruction or future domination? | Arriving at Cavendish's country retreat, she finds herself caught up in ancient rituals and a demonic power her father had once helped to overcome. Summoned from its resting place by a tyranny from the future, a [[Dæmon]] is set to return to [[Earth]]. Can Kate and the broken Cavendish save the planet from destruction or future domination? | ||
== Plot == | ==Plot== | ||
''to be added'' | ''to be added'' | ||
== Cast == | == Cast== | ||
* [[Kate Stewart|Kate Lethbridge-Stewart]] - [[Beverley Cressman]] | *[[Kate Stewart|Kate Lethbridge-Stewart]] - [[Beverley Cressman]] | ||
* [[Douglas Cavendish]] - [[Miles Richardson]] | *[[Douglas Cavendish]] - [[Miles Richardson]] | ||
* [[The Ghost (Dæmos Rising)|The Ghost]] - [[Andrew Wisher]] | *[[The Ghost (Dæmos Rising)|The Ghost]] - [[Andrew Wisher]] | ||
* [[Time sensitive (Dæmos Rising)|Time sensitive]] - [[Amanda Evans]] | *[[Time sensitive (Dæmos Rising)|Time sensitive]] - [[Amanda Evans]] | ||
* Priests - [[Andy Delafield]], [[Christian James]], [[Stefano Rossini]], [[Bevis Taylor]] | *Priests - [[Andy Delafield]], [[Christian James]], [[Stefano Rossini]], [[Bevis Taylor]] | ||
* [[Mastho|Dæmon voice]] - [[Alistair Lock]] | *[[Mastho|Dæmon voice]] - [[Alistair Lock]] | ||
* Narrator - [[Ian Richardson (actor)|Ian Richardson]] ''(voice only)'' | *Narrator - [[Ian Richardson (actor)|Ian Richardson]] ''(voice only)'' | ||
== Crew == | ==Crew== | ||
* Produced by - [[Keith Barnfather]] | * Produced by - [[Keith Barnfather]] | ||
* Music by - [[Alistair Lock]] | *Music by - [[Alistair Lock]] | ||
* Cinematography by - [[Neil Oseman]] | *Cinematography by - [[Neil Oseman]] | ||
* Film Editing by - [[Anastasia Stylianou]] | *Film Editing by - [[Anastasia Stylianou]] | ||
* Art Department - [[Bob Covington]], [[Philip T. Robinson|Phillip T. Robinson]] | * Art Department - [[Bob Covington]], [[Philip T. Robinson|Phillip T. Robinson]] | ||
* Sound Department - [[Mark Ayres]], [[Luis G. Garibay]] | *Sound Department - [[Mark Ayres]], [[Luis G. Garibay]] | ||
* Visual Effects by - [[Chris Gregory]], [[Kevin Gregory]] | *Visual Effects by - [[Chris Gregory]], [[Kevin Gregory]] | ||
* Location Manager - [[Colin Campbell]] | * Location Manager - [[Colin Campbell]] | ||
* Production Assistant - [[Rosemary Howe]] | *Production Assistant - [[Rosemary Howe]] | ||
* Script Consultant - [[Marc Platt]], [[Barry Letts]] | *Script Consultant - [[Marc Platt]], [[Barry Letts]] | ||
* Production Assistant - [[Robin Prichard]] | *Production Assistant - [[Robin Prichard]] | ||
== References == | ==References== | ||
* The Ghost is a [[time channeller]]. | *The Ghost is a [[time channeller]]. | ||
* [[The Sodality]] killed all the time channelers and [[time sensitive]]s in the future. | *[[The Sodality]] killed all the time channelers and [[time sensitive]]s in the future. | ||
== Story notes == | ==Story notes == | ||
* The story was originally meant to be about the [[Sea Devil]]s turning humans into their own kind, but [[Malcolm Hulke]]'s estate wouldn't license them due to the revival of ''Doctor Who'' being planned and rights holders being approached by the BBC. As Keith Barnfather knew [[Barry Letts]] personally, it was easier to get the rights for the [[Daemon]]s.<ref>[[Downtime – The Lost Years of Doctor Who]] chapter 32</ref> | *The story was originally meant to be about the [[Sea Devil]]s turning humans into their own kind, but [[Malcolm Hulke]]'s estate wouldn't license them due to the revival of ''Doctor Who'' being planned and rights holders being approached by the BBC. As Keith Barnfather knew [[Barry Letts]] personally, it was easier to get the rights for the [[Daemon]]s.<ref>[[Downtime – The Lost Years of Doctor Who]] chapter 32</ref> | ||
* The cottage used for filming belonged to [[Miles Richardson]]'s parents. | *The cottage used for filming belonged to [[Miles Richardson]]'s parents. | ||
* Mention is made of an unnamed [[UNIT]] archive of alien artifacts, which has later been interpreted by some to be the [[Black Archive]].[http://neiloseman.com/looking-back-daemos-rising/] However, numerous mentions of this collection having "crates of shop dummies" indicate it to be [[the Warehouse]] seen in [[HOMEVID]]: ''[[Auton (home video)|Auton]]'', which was the only UNIT alien archive in the [[Doctor Who universe]] at the time of ''Dæmos Rising''{{'}}s production. This continuity is fitting, given that the characters [[Douglas Cavendish]] and [[Kate Stewart]] were originally intended to feature in ''Auton''. ([[REF]]: ''[[Downtime – The Lost Years of Doctor Who]]'') | *Mention is made of an unnamed [[UNIT]] archive of alien artifacts, which has later been interpreted by some to be the [[Black Archive]].[http://neiloseman.com/looking-back-daemos-rising/] However, numerous mentions of this collection having "crates of shop dummies" indicate it to be [[the Warehouse]] seen in [[HOMEVID]]: ''[[Auton (home video)|Auton]]'', which was the only UNIT alien archive in the [[Doctor Who universe]] at the time of ''Dæmos Rising''{{'}}s production. This continuity is fitting, given that the characters [[Douglas Cavendish]] and [[Kate Stewart]] were originally intended to feature in ''Auton''. ([[REF]]: ''[[Downtime – The Lost Years of Doctor Who]]'') | ||
* The story also tied in to [[Telos Publishing]]'s ''[[Time Hunter]]'' novellas range, with the credit, ''"Some concepts and characters based on the ''Time Hunter'' Books from Telos Publishing Ltd."'' appearing on the closing credits. | *The story also tied in to [[Telos Publishing]]'s ''[[Time Hunter]]'' novellas range, with the credit, ''"Some concepts and characters based on the ''Time Hunter'' Books from Telos Publishing Ltd."'' appearing on the closing credits. | ||
* The DVD was also released as a Limited Edition containing an inlay autographed by [[Beverley Cressman]], [[Miles Richardson]], [[Andrew Wisher]], [[Alistair Lock]], [[David J. Howe]] and [[Keith Barnfather]]. | * The DVD was also released as a Limited Edition containing an inlay autographed by [[Beverley Cressman]], [[Miles Richardson]], [[Andrew Wisher]], [[Alistair Lock]], [[David J. Howe]] and [[Keith Barnfather]]. | ||
== Continuity == | ==Continuity== | ||
* It is mentioned how [[Azal]] became trapped on [[Earth]] until {{Delgado}} tried to release him, only for Azal to be killed by his confusion at [[Jo Grant]]'s attempt to sacrifice herself for the [[Third Doctor]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Dæmons (TV story)|The Dæmons]]'') | *It is mentioned how [[Azal]] became trapped on [[Earth]] until {{Delgado}} tried to release him, only for Azal to be killed by his confusion at [[Jo Grant]]'s attempt to sacrifice herself for the [[Third Doctor]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Dæmons (TV story)|The Dæmons]]'') | ||
* [[Bethany Chase|Beth]] is once again babysitting [[Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart]]. ([[HOMEVID]]: ''[[Downtime (home video)|Downtime]]'') | *[[Bethany Chase|Beth]] is once again babysitting [[Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart]]. ([[HOMEVID]]: ''[[Downtime (home video)|Downtime]]'') | ||
* Cavendish recalls visiting [[The Warehouse|a secure UNIT facility]] which had crates of [[Auton|shop dummies]]. ([[HOMEVID]]: ''[[Auton (home video)|Auton]]'') | *Cavendish recalls visiting [[The Warehouse|a secure UNIT facility]] which had crates of [[Auton|shop dummies]]. ([[HOMEVID]]: ''[[Auton (home video)|Auton]]'') | ||
* Following his dismissal from UNIT, Cavendish stole several items as a "retirement fund"; a dead giant maggot in Cavendish's shed, ([[TV]]: ''[[The Green Death (TV story)|The Green Death]]'') as well as a [[CyberNeomorph]] chestplate, ([[TV]]: ''[[Earthshock (TV story)|Earthshock]]'') [[Auton]] head, ([[TV]]: ''[[Spearhead from Space (TV story)|Spearhead from Space]]'') [[troll doll]], ([[TV]]: ''[[Terror of the Autons (TV story)|Terror of the Autons]]'') a removed [[Dalek]] [[gunstick]], ([[TV]]: ''[[Genesis of the Daleks (TV story)|Genesis of the Daleks]]'') and a jar of [[Jelly baby|jelly babies]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Robot (TV story)|Robot]]'') | *Following his dismissal from UNIT, Cavendish stole several items as a "retirement fund"; a dead giant maggot in Cavendish's shed, ([[TV]]: ''[[The Green Death (TV story)|The Green Death]]'') as well as a [[CyberNeomorph]] chestplate, ([[TV]]: ''[[Earthshock (TV story)|Earthshock]]'') [[Auton]] head, ([[TV]]: ''[[Spearhead from Space (TV story)|Spearhead from Space]]'') [[troll doll]], ([[TV]]: ''[[Terror of the Autons (TV story)|Terror of the Autons]]'') a removed [[Dalek]] [[gunstick]], ([[TV]]: ''[[Genesis of the Daleks (TV story)|Genesis of the Daleks]]'') and a jar of [[Jelly baby|jelly babies]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Robot (TV story)|Robot]]'') | ||
== Home media and soundtrack == | ==Home media and soundtrack== | ||
[[File:Daemos Rising The Music.jpg|thumb|177x177px|"The Music' was released as the official soundtrack in 2004.]] | [[File:Daemos Rising The Music.jpg|thumb|177x177px|"The Music' was released as the official soundtrack in 2004.]] | ||
* A soundtrack was also released that featured the music of [[Alistair Lock]]. | *A soundtrack was also released that featured the music of [[Alistair Lock]]. | ||
* It was re-released by Time Travel TV on both DVD-R and through Vimeo's video-on-demand service on [[11 February (releases)|11 February]] [[2015 (releases)|2015]]. | *It was re-released by Time Travel TV on both DVD-R and through Vimeo's video-on-demand service on [[11 February (releases)|11 February]] [[2015 (releases)|2015]]. | ||
* It was officially released in 2016 by [[Koch Media]]. | *It was officially released in 2016 by [[Koch Media]]. | ||
== External links == | ==External links== | ||
* [http://timetraveltv.com/programme/300 Official product page on Time Travel TV] | *[http://timetraveltv.com/programme/300 Official product page on Time Travel TV] | ||
== Footnotes == | ==Footnotes== | ||
{{reflist}} | {{reflist}} | ||
Revision as of 20:39, 27 August 2023
Dæmos Rising was a 2004 direct-to-DVD drama production from Reeltime Pictures. It features Kate Lethbridge-Stewart and Douglas Cavendish – both of whom previously appeared in Downtime – and the return of the Dæmons.
Synopsis
When Kate Lethbridge-Stewart responds to a message from ex-UNIT operative Douglas Cavendish, she has no idea what she is getting herself into.
Arriving at Cavendish's country retreat, she finds herself caught up in ancient rituals and a demonic power her father had once helped to overcome. Summoned from its resting place by a tyranny from the future, a Dæmon is set to return to Earth. Can Kate and the broken Cavendish save the planet from destruction or future domination?
Plot
to be added
Cast
- Kate Lethbridge-Stewart - Beverley Cressman
- Douglas Cavendish - Miles Richardson
- The Ghost - Andrew Wisher
- Time sensitive - Amanda Evans
- Priests - Andy Delafield, Christian James, Stefano Rossini, Bevis Taylor
- Dæmon voice - Alistair Lock
- Narrator - Ian Richardson (voice only)
Crew
- Produced by - Keith Barnfather
- Music by - Alistair Lock
- Cinematography by - Neil Oseman
- Film Editing by - Anastasia Stylianou
- Art Department - Bob Covington, Phillip T. Robinson
- Sound Department - Mark Ayres, Luis G. Garibay
- Visual Effects by - Chris Gregory, Kevin Gregory
- Location Manager - Colin Campbell
- Production Assistant - Rosemary Howe
- Script Consultant - Marc Platt, Barry Letts
- Production Assistant - Robin Prichard
References
- The Ghost is a time channeller.
- The Sodality killed all the time channelers and time sensitives in the future.
Story notes
- The story was originally meant to be about the Sea Devils turning humans into their own kind, but Malcolm Hulke's estate wouldn't license them due to the revival of Doctor Who being planned and rights holders being approached by the BBC. As Keith Barnfather knew Barry Letts personally, it was easier to get the rights for the Daemons.[1]
- The cottage used for filming belonged to Miles Richardson's parents.
- Mention is made of an unnamed UNIT archive of alien artifacts, which has later been interpreted by some to be the Black Archive.[1] However, numerous mentions of this collection having "crates of shop dummies" indicate it to be the Warehouse seen in HOMEVID: Auton, which was the only UNIT alien archive in the Doctor Who universe at the time of Dæmos Rising's production. This continuity is fitting, given that the characters Douglas Cavendish and Kate Stewart were originally intended to feature in Auton. (REF: Downtime – The Lost Years of Doctor Who)
- The story also tied in to Telos Publishing's Time Hunter novellas range, with the credit, "Some concepts and characters based on the Time Hunter Books from Telos Publishing Ltd." appearing on the closing credits.
- The DVD was also released as a Limited Edition containing an inlay autographed by Beverley Cressman, Miles Richardson, Andrew Wisher, Alistair Lock, David J. Howe and Keith Barnfather.
Continuity
- It is mentioned how Azal became trapped on Earth until the Master tried to release him, only for Azal to be killed by his confusion at Jo Grant's attempt to sacrifice herself for the Third Doctor. (TV: The Dæmons)
- Beth is once again babysitting Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart. (HOMEVID: Downtime)
- Cavendish recalls visiting a secure UNIT facility which had crates of shop dummies. (HOMEVID: Auton)
- Following his dismissal from UNIT, Cavendish stole several items as a "retirement fund"; a dead giant maggot in Cavendish's shed, (TV: The Green Death) as well as a CyberNeomorph chestplate, (TV: Earthshock) Auton head, (TV: Spearhead from Space) troll doll, (TV: Terror of the Autons) a removed Dalek gunstick, (TV: Genesis of the Daleks) and a jar of jelly babies. (TV: Robot)
Home media and soundtrack
- A soundtrack was also released that featured the music of Alistair Lock.
- It was re-released by Time Travel TV on both DVD-R and through Vimeo's video-on-demand service on 11 February 2015.
- It was officially released in 2016 by Koch Media.
External links
Footnotes
- ↑ Downtime – The Lost Years of Doctor Who chapter 32
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