The Five Doctors Special Edition (home video)

The Five Doctors Special Edition
Adapted from:	The Five Doctors
Doctor:	Fifth Doctor
Companion(s):	Tegan, Turlough
Featuring:	First Doctor, Second Doctor, Third Doctor, Fourth Doctor, Susan, the Brigadier, Sarah, Romana
Main enemy:	President Borusa, the Master
Main setting:	Gallifrey, Death Zone
Key crew
Writer:	Terrance Dicks
Director:	Peter Moffatt
Producer:	John Nathan-Turner
Release details
Release date:	1 November 1999

The Five Doctors Special Edition is an adapted version of The Five Doctors. Among the many things changed is that new scenes were added that were cut from the original version bringing the runtime up to about 100 minutes. In addition some other scenes were reordered to match the script. It was the first Doctor Who story to be released on DVD in 1999 and was re-released as a special feature on disc two of the original version's DVD release in 2008 to mark the episode's 25th anniversary.

Synopsis

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Plot

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CasT

• The Doctor - Peter Davison
• The Doctor — Jon Pertwee
• The Doctor — Patrick Troughton
• The Doctor — Richard Hurndall
• Tegan Jovanka — Janet Fielding
• Turlough — Mark Strickson
• Sarah Jane Smith — Elisabeth Sladen
• Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart — Nicholas Courtney
• Susan — Carole Ann Ford
• The Master — Anthony Ainley
• Romana — Lalla Ward
• President Borusa — Philip Latham
• Chancellor Flavia — Dinah Sheridan
• The Castellan — Paul Jerricho
• Jamie McCrimmon — Frazer Hines
• Zoe Heriot — Wendy Padbury
• Liz Shaw — Caroline John
• Captain Mike Yates — Richard Franklin
• K9 — John Leeson
• Rassilon — Richard Mathews
• Cyber Leader — David Banks
• Cyber-Lieutenant — Mark Hardy
• Crichton — David Savile
• Dalek Voice — Roy Skelton
• Dalek Operator — John Scott Martin
• Commander — Stuart Blake
• Technician — Stephen Meredith
• Sergeant — Ray Float
• Guard — John Tallents
• Cyber Scout — William Kenton
• Raston Warrior Robot — Keith Hodiak

Crew

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References

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Story notes

• Previously other edited versions of The Five Doctors have been released such as a four part version and an cut down version with two minutes missing of original material.
• When the Fourth Doctor was returned to his proper place in space and time, a different clip from Shada was used, this time to suggest that the events of the televised story could indeed have occurred.

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