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1965 • Adventure / Family • 82m

Dr. Who and the Daleks

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Scientist Doctor Who accidentally activates his new invention, the Tardis, a time machine disguised as a police telephone box. Who, his two granddaughters Barbara and Susan, and Barbara's boyfriend Ian are transported through time and space to the planet Skaro, where a peaceful race of Thals are under threat of nuclear attack from the planet's other inhabitants: the robotic mutant Daleks.

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Peter Cushing
Peter Cushing
Doctor Who
Roy Castle
Roy Castle
Ian Chesterton
Jennie Linden
Jennie Linden
Barbara
Roberta Tovey
Roberta Tovey
Susan
Barrie Ingham
Barrie Ingham
Alydon
Michael Coles
Michael Coles
Ganatus
Geoffrey Toone
Geoffrey Toone
Temmosus
Mike Reid
Mike Reid
Thal (uncredited)
Bryan Hands
Bryan Hands
Dalek Operator
Gerald Taylor
Gerald Taylor
Dalek Operator
David Graham
David Graham
Dalek Voices (uncredited)
Peter Hawkins
Peter Hawkins
Dalek Voices (uncredited)
Producer: Max RosenbergScreenplay: Milton SubotskyProducer: Milton SubotskyExecutive Producer: Joe VegodaDirector: Gordon FlemyngCreator: Sydney Newman

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CinemaSerf
2022-07-11
60%

Though this is quite a watchable feature based on the BBC serial, the production is just a bit too basic. Roy Castle ("Ian") comes courting "Barbara" (Jennie Linden) but is diverted by her grandfather (Peter Cushing) and "Susan" (Roberta Tovey) and shown his rather curious invention - TARDIS - a machine that can travel though time. Of course he doesn't believe them, but next thing we know we are on the irradiated planet "Skaro" which is occupied by the primitive "Thals" and their much more menacing mechanical neighbours - the "Daleks". Lured to their city, our intrepid explorers must try to thwart a cunning plan to detonate a nuclear device that will eliminate the "Thals" once and for all. Cushing holds this together quite well, and the "Daleks" were always my favourite "Dr. Who" baddies, but this story just has too many holes in it; the visual effects are particularly rudimentary - the "Daleks" appear to want to steam their opponents to death (and their aim isn't up to much, either), and Roy Castle seems to be trying to do his best Norman Wisdom just bit too enthusiastically throughout. It is a fun watch, but sadly it lacked the budget or the scope to really work properly. Enjoyable, nonetheless, especially on a big screen.

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Status
Released
Origin
GB
Languages
English
Studios
AARU Productions, Amicus Productions
Budget
$500,000

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