Transported into space, a scientist (Peter Cushing) and his crew discover a hostile futuristic city. Jennie Linden, Roy Castle, Geoffrey Toone. Susan: Roberta Tovey. Aldon: Barrie Ingham. Ganatus: Michael Coles., In this feature-film version of the classic sci-fi television series, the Doctor and his companions are accidentally transported to the home planet of the deadly Daleks. The planet is also home to the peaceful Thals – whom the Daleks are planning to eradicate., Original big screen spin-off of the long-running sci-fi series. Benevolent Time Lord Doctor Who comes to the rescue of an outcast tribe who are threatened by mercenary machines The Daleks., Entertaining big-screen version of the cult television series with time travelling Doctor Peter Cushing and his companions dealing with death-dealing Daleks on a ravaged future planet., Transported into space, a scientist and his crew discover a hostile futuristic city., An intriguing curio from 1965 starring horror legend Peter Cushing as Dr Who. Very different from the TV show in a number of ways, and the first time this British icon appeared in full colour!, Dr. Who was/is the longest-running entertainment series ever to run on the BBC, and for a variety of reasons, including its sassy humor, delightfully idiotic sets and special effects, and some first-class star-turns by a series of usually underrated actors in the title role, it generated a fanatic and devoted following in the U.K. One of the earliest “Doctors” in the movies was the great horror favorite Peter Cushing, and in this movie he saves the universe and, not incidentally, our dear old earth, from domination by the mostly robot and decidedly anti-biological Daleks (predecessors of the Borg, no doubt), a group of endearingly awfully designed (and made) A-frame shaped robots which, when massed together, appear to be engaged in a bumper-car race. No matter, the story races along at a furious and improbable pace, punctuated by wisecracks and gags, most of them from the almost-wise Doctor himself as he races about in his infinitely large (on the inside) antique London telephone booth known as “the Tardis” (Time And Relative Dimensions In Space), protecting the innocent. Fans of the series will be delighted with the film, but as is so often the case, newcomers to the series will wonder what all the fuss is about. The cumulative cheesiness of the whole Dr. Who concept does take quite a bit of getting used to, and any attempt to take the series or this movie seriously is doomed to failure.
Q&A :
Q: Who are the main cast members in “Dr. Who and the Daleks ” ?
A: The main cast includes Peter Cushing,Jennie Linden,Roy Castle,Geoffrey Toone,Roberta Tovey,Barrie Ingham,Mark Peterson,Michael Coles,Mark Petersen,John Bown,Yvonne Antrobus,Ken Garady,John Brown,Michael Lennox,Virginia Tyler,Bruce Wells,Sharon Young,Nicolas Head,Jack Waters,Jane Lumb,Martin Grace,Garry Wyler,John Wilcox,Ken Ryan,Malcolm Lockyer,Ted Samuels,Milton Subotsky,Bill Constable,Jill Carpenter,Oswald Hafenrichter,Scott Slimon,Joe Vegoda.
Q: When Did the “Dr. Who and the Daleks” Released?
A: The Movie “Dr. Who and the Daleks” originally aired on 1965-08-23 and released in the year of 1965.
Q: What Languages are available to watch “Dr. Who and the Daleks” ?
A: Is also available in eng language.
Q: Where to watch “Dr. Who and the Daleks” ?
A: “Dr. Who and the Daleks” is Avaiable on Netflix. as its Netflix Originals.
