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Post by Lazyike on Jan 11, 2006 20:51:01 GMT
Hi All,
We may have to face the possibility that many of the old eps are gone never to be seen again. So why not simply recast & remake those lost episodes. After all the BBC has done it twice ( Richard Hurndall & Peter Cushing). So That brings on the question of who plays Who??
My Top 3 for Doctor #1 are
1. Patrick Stewart
2. Peter O'Toole
3. Christopher Lee
Doctor # 2 :
1. Rowan Atkinson
2. Colm Meaney
3. Michael Troughton (Yes He is)
4. David Troughton (Him Too!)
Anyone else know of anyone who could do who?
Ike
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Post by Wright Blan on Jan 12, 2006 5:38:18 GMT
Hi All, We may have to face the possibility that many of the old eps are gone never to be seen again. So why not simply recast & remake those lost episodes. After all the BBC has done it twice ( Richard Hurndall & Peter Cushing). So That brings on the question of who plays Who?? My Top 3 for Doctor #1 are 1. Patrick Stewart 2. Peter O'Toole 3. Christopher Lee Doctor # 2 : 1. Rowan Atkinson 2. Colm Meaney 3. Michael Troughton (Yes He is) 4. David Troughton (Him Too!) Anyone else know of anyone who could do who? Ike 1) It's too expensive 2)The Beeb didn't have a lot to do with the movies, if anything IIRC. |
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Post by Richard Bignell on Jan 12, 2006 9:08:36 GMT
2)The Beeb didn't have a lot to do with the movies, if anything IIRC. Apart from their major movie making unit, BBC Films! ;D www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfilms/Richard |
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Post by Matthew K Sharp on Jan 13, 2006 6:21:00 GMT
2)The Beeb didn't have a lot to do with the movies, if anything IIRC. Apart from their major movie making unit, BBC Films! ;D www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfilms/Richard Good lord, I had no idea BBC Films were involved in the making of the 1960s Dalek movies. In fact, I didn't even realise they'd been around that long. It's amazing, the choice nuggets of information you guys turn up. |
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Post by Jeff Stone on Jan 13, 2006 8:17:22 GMT
Remaking the episodes is an old idea, and it was never a very good one.
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Post by Richard Bignell on Jan 13, 2006 11:10:51 GMT
Good lord, I had no idea BBC Films were involved in the making of the 1960s Dalek movies. In fact, I didn't even realise they'd been around that long. It's amazing, the choice nuggets of information you guys turn up. D'oh! ;D ;D That'll teach me to read Wright's posts properly! ;D Richard |
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Post by Wright Blan on Jan 14, 2006 22:41:28 GMT
Good lord, I had no idea BBC Films were involved in the making of the 1960s Dalek movies. In fact, I didn't even realise they'd been around that long. It's amazing, the choice nuggets of information you guys turn up. D'oh! ;D ;D That'll teach me to read Wright's posts properly! ;D Richard I thought there was limited BBC involvement with the films. I looked on the net to find which company produced the films, but couldn't (the darn thing's escaped my memory). Was it Hammer? |
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Post by B Thomas on Jan 14, 2006 23:22:21 GMT
No - it was Amicus
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Post by oheretic on Jan 16, 2006 19:48:53 GMT
Nah...maybe not re-makes, but if the first doc were to turn up in the new series I would pump for Ian Richardson. He's got the look AND the right kinda voice. Geoffrey Bayldon looks right but the voice is all off (just listen to the unbound stories).
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