Doctor Who: The Crusade

Vidéo
1999

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7,6/10

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Adventure Drama Sci-Fi

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Directors
- Douglas Camfield
- Paul Vanezis
Writers
Stars

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

7,6/10

159

MA NOTE

Directors
- Douglas Camfield
- Paul Vanezis
Writers
Stars

1Commentaire d'utilisateur

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

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Rôles principaux12

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William Hartnell

The Doctor
(archive footage)

William Russell

Ian Chesterton

Jacqueline Hill

Barbara Wright
(archive footage)

Maureen O'Brien

Vicki
(archive footage)

Julian Glover

Richard the Lionheart
(archive footage)

John Bay

Earl of Leicester
(archive footage)

Jean Marsh

Joanna
(archive footage)

Walter Randall

El Akir
(archive footage)

John Flint

William des Preaux
(archive footage)

Roger Avon

Saphadin
(archive footage)

Bernard Kay

Saladin
(archive footage)

Reg Pritchard

Ben Daheer
(archive footage)

Histoire

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Le saviez-vous

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Anecdotes
Packaged in with this VHS cassette is a compact disc with the complete audio tracks of the two otherwise lost episodes (#s 2 and 4).

Autres versions
Originally broadcast as individual episodes of Doctor Who (1963), however since prints of several episodes no longer exist, actor William Russell fills in the gaps.

Connexions
Spin-off from Doctor Who (1963)

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New/Old Doctor Who

This is a combined video release of "The Crusade" and "The Space Museum" episodes of Doctor Who. In a total departure from previous "Missing Episode" releases where former Doctor Who stars just played themselves, William Russell actually plays Ian Chesterton, filling in the gaps for the missing two episodes from "The Crusade". It's a nice, nostalgic touch.

The episodes themselves are very good. Even "The Space Museum" which has a bad rep amongst some fans of the show.

Doctor Who fans should love it.