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Doctor Who: Remembrance of the Daleks: Special Edition
Starring: Sophie Aldred , Sylvester McCoy
Directed by: Andrew Morgan
Produced by: John Nathan-Turner
Written by: Ben Aaronovitch
London,1963. With his new companion Ace, the Doctor returns toCoal Hill School, where he has unfinished business. His oldest foes, the Daleks, are on the trail of Time Lord technology - an artifact the Doctor himself left behind on Earth.
Item Number: 14573
- Format:
- DVD Fullscreen
- Region:
- 1 - More Details
- Run time:
- About 1 1/2 Hours
- Number of Discs:
- 2
- Closed Captions / Subtitles:
- This Product has English Subtitles for the Deaf and Hearing Impaired
- Special Features:
• Audio Commentary
• DVD ROM Features
• Deleted Scenes
• MAKING OF
• Outtakes
• Photo gallery
• Production Notes
London 1963. The first Doctor has been forced to leave Earth after two teachers from his granddaughter's school discover the TARDIS, disguised as a police box, sitting in a junkyard.
London, 1963. The seventh Doctor returns - with his new companion Ace - to tackle some unfinished business.
Once again, unusual events are unfolding at Coal Hill School and Totters Lane junkyard. The Doctor discovers that his oldest foes, the Daleks, are on the trail of hidden Time Lord technology - technology that he himself left behind on Earth all those years ago. The Daleks are planning to perfect their own time-travel capability, in order to unleash their forces across all of time and space. Can the Doctor, even with the help of the local military, stop the Daleks from stealing Gallifreyan secrets? Or are things even more complicated?
So it appears... as two opposing Dalek factions prepare for an explosive confrontation, and one group can even climb stairs!
London, 1963. The seventh Doctor returns - with his new companion Ace - to tackle some unfinished business.
Once again, unusual events are unfolding at Coal Hill School and Totters Lane junkyard. The Doctor discovers that his oldest foes, the Daleks, are on the trail of hidden Time Lord technology - technology that he himself left behind on Earth all those years ago. The Daleks are planning to perfect their own time-travel capability, in order to unleash their forces across all of time and space. Can the Doctor, even with the help of the local military, stop the Daleks from stealing Gallifreyan secrets? Or are things even more complicated?
So it appears... as two opposing Dalek factions prepare for an explosive confrontation, and one group can even climb stairs!
REMEMBRANCE OF THE DALEKS - The 25th anniverary season starts with a deadly encounter against the Doctor's oldest and most dangerous adversaries - the Daleks - when he makes a harrowing return to the programme's roots, a school playground in 1963 London. The Doctor finds 2 competing factions of Daleks lying in wait for him. It emerges that the Doctor has unfinished business with the Daleks. The Doctor and Ace battle to defeat the Daleks.
Cast
The Doctor - Sylvester McCoy
Ace - Sophie Aldred
Allison - Karen Gledhill
Black Dalek Operator - Hugh Spight
Dalek Operator - Hugh Spight
Dalek Operator - John Scott Martin
Dalek Operator - Tony Starr
Dalek Operator - Cy Town
Davros - Terry Molloy Terry Molloy was credited as 'Roy Tromelly' - an anagram of his name - on Part Three so as to conceal from viewers the fact that Davros, a character he had played in the two previous Dalek stories, was within the Emperor's casing.
Embery - Peter Hamilton Dyer
Emperor Dalek - Roy Tromelly
Gilmore - Simon Williams
Harry - Harry Fowler
Headmaster - Michael Sheard
John - Joseph Marcell
Kaufman - Derek Keller
Martin - William Thomas
Mike - Dursley McLinden
Rachel - Pamela Salem
Ratcliffe - George Sewell
The Girl - Jasmine Breaks
Vicar - Peter Halliday
Voice - John Leeson
Voices / Dalek Voices - Roy Skelton
Voices / Dalek Voices - Brian Miller
Voices / Dalek Voices - Royce Mills
Production Credits
Director - Andrew Morgan
Assistant Floor Manager - Val McCrimmon
Assistant Floor Manager - Lynn Grant
Costumes - Ken Trew
Designer - Martin Collins
Incidental Music - Keff McCulloch
Make-Up - Christine Greenwood
OB Cameraman - Robin Sutherland
OB Cameraman - Barry Chaston
Producer - John Nathan-Turner
Production Assistant - Rosemary Parsons
Production Associate - June Collins
Production Associate - Hilary Barratt uncredited
Script Editor - Andrew Cartmel
Special Sounds - Dick Mills
Studio Lighting - Henry Barber
Studio Sound - Scott Talbott
Stunt Arranger - Tip Tipping
Title Music - Ron Grainer and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, arranged by Keff McCulloch
Visual Effects - Stuart Brisdon
Writer - Ben Aaronovitch
The Doctor - Sylvester McCoy
Ace - Sophie Aldred
Allison - Karen Gledhill
Black Dalek Operator - Hugh Spight
Dalek Operator - Hugh Spight
Dalek Operator - John Scott Martin
Dalek Operator - Tony Starr
Dalek Operator - Cy Town
Davros - Terry Molloy Terry Molloy was credited as 'Roy Tromelly' - an anagram of his name - on Part Three so as to conceal from viewers the fact that Davros, a character he had played in the two previous Dalek stories, was within the Emperor's casing.
Embery - Peter Hamilton Dyer
Emperor Dalek - Roy Tromelly
Gilmore - Simon Williams
Harry - Harry Fowler
Headmaster - Michael Sheard
John - Joseph Marcell
Kaufman - Derek Keller
Martin - William Thomas
Mike - Dursley McLinden
Rachel - Pamela Salem
Ratcliffe - George Sewell
The Girl - Jasmine Breaks
Vicar - Peter Halliday
Voice - John Leeson
Voices / Dalek Voices - Roy Skelton
Voices / Dalek Voices - Brian Miller
Voices / Dalek Voices - Royce Mills
Production Credits
Director - Andrew Morgan
Assistant Floor Manager - Val McCrimmon
Assistant Floor Manager - Lynn Grant
Costumes - Ken Trew
Designer - Martin Collins
Incidental Music - Keff McCulloch
Make-Up - Christine Greenwood
OB Cameraman - Robin Sutherland
OB Cameraman - Barry Chaston
Producer - John Nathan-Turner
Production Assistant - Rosemary Parsons
Production Associate - June Collins
Production Associate - Hilary Barratt uncredited
Script Editor - Andrew Cartmel
Special Sounds - Dick Mills
Studio Lighting - Henry Barber
Studio Sound - Scott Talbott
Stunt Arranger - Tip Tipping
Title Music - Ron Grainer and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, arranged by Keff McCulloch
Visual Effects - Stuart Brisdon
Writer - Ben Aaronovitch
From this story onwards, Doctor Who was transmitted with NICAM stereo sound, although - except for the 1996 television movie - only in the London region.
