The Dalek Invasion of Earth (TV story): Difference between revisions

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''Invasion'' obviously featured the return of the [[Dalek]]s, who had proven quite popular when they first appeared in [[season 1]]. [[Terry Nation|Nation]], again, wrote the script, this time bringing the Daleks to [[Earth]]. A number of independently-used publicity shots have survived from this production and famously depict Daleks appearing in exterior shots around famous London landmarks, like [[Big Ben]], the [[Houses of Parliament]] and [[Battersea Power Station]].
''Invasion'' obviously featured the return of the [[Dalek]]s, who had proven quite popular when they first appeared in [[season 1]]. [[Terry Nation|Nation]], again, wrote the script, this time bringing the Daleks to [[Earth]]. A number of independently-used publicity shots have survived from this production and famously depict Daleks appearing in exterior shots around famous London landmarks, like [[Big Ben]], the [[Houses of Parliament]] and [[Battersea Power Station]].


This was the first story to be produced at the new [[Riverside Studios]], the production team having moved from [[Lime Grove Studios]]. It also saw a quarry used for location filming for the first time..  
This was the first story to be produced at the new [[Riverside Studios]], the production team having moved from [[Lime Grove Studios]]. It also saw a quarry used for location filming for the first time.


During filming, [[William Hartnell]] fell after the ramp of the [[Dalek flying saucer]], down which he was being carried by [[Richard McNeff]] (Baker), suddenly collapsed. Hartnell fell on a metal camera stand, landing awkwardly on his spine. Although he was temporarily paralysed, he recovered sufficiently to continue the recording, but it was decided he should have the following week off to recover from the bruised back he had sustained.
During filming, [[William Hartnell]] fell after the ramp of the [[Dalek flying saucer]], down which he was being carried by [[Richard McNeff]] (Baker), suddenly collapsed. Hartnell fell on a metal camera stand, landing awkwardly on his spine. Although he was temporarily paralysed, he recovered sufficiently to continue the recording, but it was decided he should have the following week off to recover from the bruised back he had sustained.
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