Documentary to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of this popular cult sci-fi television series.
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Title: The Story of 'Doctor Who' (TV Movie 2003)
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| Sophie Aldred | ... | Herself | |
| Colin Baker | ... | Himself | |
| Tom Baker | ... | Himself | |
| Nicola Bryant | ... | Herself | |
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Graham Cole | ... | Himself |
| Nicholas Courtney | ... | Himself | |
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Jon Culshaw | ... | Himself / Introducer |
| Peter Davison | ... | Himself | |
| Roger Delgado | ... | The Master (archive footage) | |
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Terrance Dicks | ... | Himself |
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Nicholas Evans | ... | Himself |
| Carole Ann Ford | ... | Herself | |
| David Graham | ... | Himself / Dalek | |
| William Hartnell | ... | The Doctor (archive footage) | |
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Philip Hinchcliffe | ... | Himself |
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This documentary, made by the BBC, to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of "Doctor Who" (1963), the popular cult sci-fi children's television series. The documentary features extensive interviews with the four remaining Doctors, interviews with various other members of the cast and crew, and many clips from the series showing the other Doctors and the best of the dangerous and exotic monsters that did battle with 'The Doctor' over the last four decades. Written by Mark Smith <msmith@osi.co.uk>
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30 December 2003 (UK) See more »Company Credits
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It is time that this programme was given a re-appraisal.
This documentary is better than the 50th Anniversary Guide to Doctor Who, because it dose not have the annoyingly vulgar commentary and padding. This documentary deals with the classic era of the programme. All four of the the existing actors take part, revealing interesting and humorous details about the show. The programme is further enhanced by contributions from Verity Lambert, Nicolas Courtney and Elizabeth Sladen. An interesting and informative guide to the classic era of Doctor Who.
Worthy of note is the opening sequence of the documentary, John Culshaw does a humorous turn as the 4th Doctor Tom Baker.