The Myth Makers (TV story)
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Summary
Upon arriving on the plains to Troy the TARDIS crew become involved in the events surrounding the seige of Troy and the plot to enter the city by means of a giant wooden horse (Click here for a more detailed summary)
Cast & Characters
- The Doctor — William Hartnell
- Vicki/Cressida — Maureen O'Brien
- Steven Taylor — Peter Purves
- Katarina — Adrienne Hill
- Achilles — Cavan Kendall
- Hector — Alan Haywood
- Odysseus — Ivor Salter
- Agamemnon — Francis de Wolff
- Menelaus — Jack Melford
- Cyclops — Tutte Lemkow
- King Priam — Max Adrian
- Paris — Barrie Ingham
- Cassandra — Frances White
- Messenger — John Luxton
- Troilus — James Lynn
Crew
- Writer - Donald Cotton
- Director - Michael Leeston-Smith
- Producer - Verity Lambert
- Assistant Floor Manager - Dawn Robertson
- Costumes - Daphne Dare
- Costumes - Tony Pearce
- Designer - John Wood
- Fight Arranger - Derek Ware
- Film Cameraman - Peter Hamilton
- Film Editor - Caroline Shields
- Incidental Music - Humphrey Searle
- Make-Up - Elizabeth Blattner
- Make-Up - Sonia Markham
- Production Assistant - David Maloney
- Production Assistant - Richard Brooks
- Script Editor - Donald Tosh
- Special Sounds - Brian Hodgson
- Studio Lighting - Ralph Walton
- Studio Sound - Dave Kitchen
- Studio Sound - Bryan Forgham
- Theme Arrangement - Delia Derbyshire
- Title Music - Ron Grainer
Notes
Influences
Ratings
- Temple of Secrets - 8.3m viewers
- Small Prophet, Quick Return - 8.1m viewers
- Death of a Spy - 8.7m viewers
- Horse of Destruction - 8.3m viewers
Myths
Location Filming
Continuity
Discontinuity
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Similar stories
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More Info
Public Releases
- DVD Release - This story has not yet been released on DVD.
- Video Release - This story has not been released on video as only eleven short clips from episodes 1, 2 and 4 are known to exist. They are from a reel of 8mm film shot at a TV screen
- The original audio of this story exists and was released as The Myth Makers in the form of 2 CD's with linking material provided by Peter Purves in January 2001
- This audio has also been released as part of the Adventure in History CD Set in August 2003 [ISBN: 0 563 49494 8].
- A photovideo reconstruction of this story has been produced by Loose Cannon Productions and more information can be found here