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* The cinematic release featured two documentaries: ''[[The End of an Era]]'', a retrospective and behind-the-scenes look, before the showing, and ''[[Twice Upon a Time]]'', an in-depth look into the making of this Christmas special. | * The cinematic release featured two documentaries: ''[[The End of an Era]]'', a retrospective and behind-the-scenes look, before the showing, and ''[[Twice Upon a Time (documentary)|Twice Upon a Time]]'', an in-depth look into the making of this Christmas special. | ||
* ''Twice Upon a Time'' features a "Previously on Doctor Who..." sequence saying "709 Episodes ago" and showing footage from [[TV]]: ''[[The Tenth Planet (TV story)|The Tenth Planet]]'' with [[William Hartnell]], [[Anneke Wills]] and [[Michael Craze]] as the [[First Doctor]], [[Polly Wright]] and [[Ben Jackson]] respectively. The footage slowly morphs Hartnell into [[David Bradley]], and [[Lily Travers]] and [[Jared Garfield]] then appears as Polly and Ben, who then proceed to reenact the missing bits on [[Snowcap]] from said episode. | * ''Twice Upon a Time'' features a "Previously on Doctor Who..." sequence saying "709 Episodes ago" and showing footage from [[TV]]: ''[[The Tenth Planet (TV story)|The Tenth Planet]]'' with [[William Hartnell]], [[Anneke Wills]] and [[Michael Craze]] as the [[First Doctor]], [[Polly Wright]] and [[Ben Jackson]] respectively. The footage slowly morphs Hartnell into [[David Bradley]], and [[Lily Travers]] and [[Jared Garfield]] then appears as Polly and Ben, who then proceed to reenact the missing bits on [[Snowcap]] from said episode. | ||
* [[Rachel Talalay]] had actually shot a number of scenes from ''The Tenth Planet'', with a complete set reconstruction, recasted characters, and the series 10 Mondasian Cybermen. She said in an interview that she tried to make both the set, and the cinematography, as accurate to the original scenes, and original production values, as much as possible. She did admit to having fun with some parts of the set in particular, and embellishing with a "60s feel", and noted that some details of the action had to be invented. These scene recreations were not used in the final edit of ''Twice Upon a Time''; the original footage was used in its place. However, these specially shot re-tellings were shown in the cinema feature [[DOC]]: ''[[Twice Upon a Time (documentary)|Twice Upon a Time]]''.<ref name="TUAT">[[DOC]]: ''[[Twice Upon a Time (documentary)|Twice Upon a Time]]''</ref> | * [[Rachel Talalay]] had actually shot a number of scenes from ''The Tenth Planet'', with a complete set reconstruction, recasted characters, and the series 10 Mondasian Cybermen. She said in an interview that she tried to make both the set, and the cinematography, as accurate to the original scenes, and original production values, as much as possible. She did admit to having fun with some parts of the set in particular, and embellishing with a "60s feel", and noted that some details of the action had to be invented. These scene recreations were not used in the final edit of ''Twice Upon a Time''; the original footage was used in its place. However, these specially shot re-tellings were shown in the cinema feature [[DOC]]: ''[[Twice Upon a Time (documentary)|Twice Upon a Time]]''.<ref name="TUAT">[[DOC]]: ''[[Twice Upon a Time (documentary)|Twice Upon a Time]]''</ref> | ||
