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| Dr. Who and the Daleks | |
| Main Character: | Dr. Who |
| Featuring: | Ian Barbara Susan |
| Enemy: | Daleks |
| Setting: | Skaro |
| Writer: | Terry Nation (story) Max Rosenborg (uncredited) Milton Subotsky David Whitaker (additional material, uncredited) |
| Director: | Gordon Flemyng |
| Producer: | Max Rosenborg Milton Subotsky |
| Cinematography: | John Wilcox |
| Release Date: | 25th June 1965 |
| Format: | Cinematic Theatrical Movie |
| Running Time: | 83 minutes |
| Next Movie: | Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 AD |
Released in 1965, Dr. Who and the Daleks was the first feature film based on the Doctor Who television series. Adapted from the serial, "The Daleks," the colour film stars Peter Cushing as a human scientist named "Dr. Who" who invents the TARDIS and takes his companions on a journey to the planet Skaro, where they help the peace-loving Thals battle the evil Daleks.
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Cast
Thals - John Brown, Ken Garady, Martin Grace, Nicholas Head, Mike Lennox, Jane Lumb, Virgina Tyler, Bruce Wells, Gary Wyler, Sharon Young
Dalek Operators - Bruno Castagnoli, Michael Dillon, Brian Hands, Robert Jewel, Kevin Manser, Eric McKay, Len Saunders, Gerald Taylor
Uncredited
Dalek Voices - David Graham, Peter Hawkins
Crew
- Music - Barry Gray, Malcolm Lockyer
- Cinematography - John Wilcox
- Editing - Oswald Hafenrichter
Story Notes
- Several of the Dalek props were purchased by the BBC and appear in DW: The Chase, as it was broadcast before the cinematic release of this film, the Dalek movie props were seen on TV before they were seen in the cinemas.
- The Daleks were proposed to have flame throwers, however this was vetoed, the reason for the need to have anything is that the negative effect of the Dalek's weapons could not be achieved on film.
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