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Relive some best bits of the 2013 biopic of #DoctorWho's inception, 'An Adventure in Space and Time'! 💙💙➕🎬
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@Tulf42 Год назад

I would love to see a sequel to this docudrama, with the main reason being to show how hard Patrick Troughton worked to continue the show after the first regeneration.

@wastedproductions45 Год назад

You know, that could work, they should do one set years later with Tom Baker who was alleged to have also been extremely nervous about taking on such a beloved character.

@5SSS Год назад

I wonder who would play Frazer Hines

@38procentkrytyk Год назад

It would be great to see even in 50 years Jodie documentary.

@kingofireland91 Год назад

They could easily do a one-off series following every actor to play The Doctor, including Peter Cushing’s Dr. Who, or Richard Hurndall as the First Doctor as well. Each actor would have their own trials and tribulations with taking on the role, especially when you follow popular actors, or attempted reboots, revivals etc. Even have an episode devoted to the Morbius Doctors now they are canon and the other actors to portray The Doctor or rather versions of The Doctor that are earlier than the First Doctor, and the Fugitive Doctor and War Doctor.

@AngryPapaSmurf Год назад

@@38procentkrytyk No!!!

@Pheebeee_ Год назад

"No Mutations, Death Rays, Brains in a glass jar" Something Doctor Who eventually got around to doing.

@AndrewChapman Год назад

😄😄😄😄😄😄

@jonarbuckle778 Год назад

In its second serial no less, though we would have to wait til the Brain of Morbius for the brain in a glass jar...

@rafaeltaets2396 10 месяцев назад

@@jonarbuckle778 I believe keys of marinus did it first

@SamuelBlack84 9 месяцев назад

Exterminate!

@thoth7290 8 месяцев назад

the daleks are all 3 of those things

@coopercane500 Год назад

David Bradley gave a career-defining performance. He gave Hartnell every bit of respect he deserved. He earned his role as the 1st Doctor. I hope he continues to bring us more adventures with the OG.

@HOTD108_ 8 месяцев назад

I wouldn't exactly call Twice Upon a Time respectful though. Quite the opposite in fact.

@tomnorton4277 8 месяцев назад

@@HOTD108_ You haven't watched The Five Doctors have you? The 1st Doctor had a degree of sexism in the Classic Series. Including that unflattering aspect of the character isn't disrespectful. It's accurate. It shows that Steven Moffat knows the history of Doctor Who far better than most people who call themselves fans.

@Deinobi 4 месяца назад

@@tomnorton4277plus wasn't it confirmed in some other material that 1st Doctor made that remark to make 12th look bad in front of Bill?

@DokkaChapman Год назад

The fact they managed to make this as magical as the show itself was incredible. Even now I can feel myself welling up as things slowly come together.

@thoughtsonnarrowboatingwit3882 Год назад

You said it for all of us!

@kevinramsey417 Год назад

Such a great film. When Hartnell's doing his final episode and he looks across the TARDIS console and into the future where Matt Smith is standing is a powerful scene. Where he was leaving, others would stand and become legends, beginning a legacy that continues today.

@AndrewChapman Год назад

I love this film, especially as I've always been intrigued to how Doctor Who first got underway in 1963.

@fmlazar Год назад

That's the one thing i disliked about the scene. there's absolutely no justification for Smith's presence. I'm pretty sure Hartnell wasn't thinking about the show's forty or so years into the future. It takes away the focus from the characters of the story itself.

@joanpilgrim8346 10 месяцев назад

Saved I want this program saved

@joanpilgrim8346 10 месяцев назад

A beautiful man

@finnsempire5671 10 месяцев назад

The next day Me: good morning granddad Hartnell: Grandson you nearly gave me a heart attack in my sleep Myself: geez sorry me good luck with your first episode Me: 60 years later Hartnell: hiya Me: Great we are related woop di do 😊

@GidgWalhamar Год назад

The moment with Matt Smith always gets me. And David Bradley is so perfect in the role of William Hartnell/First Doctor

@geoffberesford Месяц назад

Well said!

@moiragoddard592 Год назад

This was such a lovely "love letter" to the show, thank you Mark G

@JulieAiken Год назад

So now we know that the Master was watching all along. Sacha Dhawan is delightful in this! Thanks for posting the clips. So moving and brilliant.

@TreyMcDonaldAnimator Год назад

Little did we know we'd be seeing more of David Bradley as the First Doctor. Heck little did we know Sacha Dhawan would return to DW as the Master. Lol wonderful casting!

@whochick07 10 месяцев назад

I thought that was him!

@tomnorton4277 8 месяцев назад

Sacha Dhawan is awesome. In Doctor Who alone he was already showing a lot of range since Waris Hussein and the Master are so different. Too bad Chris Chibnall gave Dhawan complete dogshit to work with when he worked on the main show. He hammed it up a lot but with better writing, he could have been a much more menacing Master. Maybe not Derek Jacobi level intimidating but more like Roger Delgado or Anthony Ainley.

@Neon_2077 Год назад

This was fantastic & David Bradley as the 1st Doctor is perfect. He truly embodies Hartnell's Doctor which is great to see. Also, the scene between Matt Smith and him was very touching.

@josemaria8177 Год назад

David Bradley is just perfect in every role he is. He was just amazing as Hartnell!

@jackrobinson1073 Год назад

Really liked his character in After Life.

@kryten1016 Год назад

Id love to see something like this to be created in celebration of the 60th anniversary. This was truly mark Gatisses best work

@TVTime7333 Год назад

They should do this again but with Patrick Troughtons run as the Doctor

@TediousMilkshake Год назад

They should do it with every Doctor!!

@mattevans4377 Год назад

I was thinking the story of the revival would be more interesting.

@AndrewChapman Год назад

@@mattevans4377 Maybe for the 20th anniversary of the revival in 2025

@farmbrough Год назад

And not with Reece Shearsmith.

@MadmanWthABox Год назад

7:23 how they made the intro, and how the describe it is just beautiful

@Budbrothers420 Год назад

The casting for this film was amazing I was convinced Bradley really was William hartnell

@wstine79 Год назад

I would love to see subsequent films about each Doctor Who actor's time on the show. With Sean Pertwee as his dad, Jon.

@benscorner0225 Год назад

It's funny to me that in the beginning he was like, "No brains in jars, no bug eyed monsters, no space lasers." Yet 99% of that happened in the Tom Baker era lol.

@hopebgood Год назад

Even though the Hartnell era was waaay before my time I've always had a very high regard for the early stuff. I watched this when it was first shown and just loved it. 😀

@Numptywithabox Год назад

It is so amazing to see how this historic series was created

@schubertuk Год назад

The way Brian Cox says we need "Piss & Vinegar" is so perfect!

@SamuelBlack84 9 месяцев назад

He looks just like his character in Manhunt

@JackHardman Год назад

What an amazing piece of tele! I wish they can do this for the 60th (reboot edition!!)

@LordColondy 10 месяцев назад

I'd rather they'd wait till 2055

@MinimunWage Год назад

I've been watching a lot of Succession lately, so even if I watched this before, it's still so surprising to watch Brian Cox being so nice and caring, haha

@findme7585 Год назад

Oh man what did I miss, where is Brian Cox in this?

@MinimunWage Год назад

@@findme7585 he's Sydney Newman!

@findme7585 Год назад

@@MinimunWage oh my gosh HOW I missed his voice I have no idea I wasn’t even thinking Sydney was an option when I was going back thru in my brain 😭 Can’t unsee now. But nice to see another succession fan! I still haven’t watched last Sunday’s episode so that’s definitely my plan for tonight hehe

@custardtimelord5502 Год назад

Highlights?? This should just be the whole film 💙

@tazefreewam3941 Год назад

I couldn't agree more

@MadmanWthABox Год назад

It's on Apple TV for free, is it worth watching? Like good while waiting for DW to come back on What I'm saying is is it good and appropriate for a 12 year old?

@DrWhoFanJ Год назад

@@MadmanWthABox It does have occasional mature language “p**s and vinegar”, but it’s very passing and infrequent. Very much recommended, but I’d suggest watching a decent chunk of the era first, both so it makes sense, but also so you have the context for much of it.

@custardtimelord5502 Год назад

@@MadmanWthABox Absolutely, it's fantastic. If you like Doctor who, you'll love it! And absolutely fine for a 12 year old

@MadmanWthABox Год назад

@@DrWhoFanJ compared to my school bus, this is a kids show, anyway, thanks!

@MadmanWthABox Год назад

"That's the Doctor" "Doctor, Who?"

@deadman746 Год назад

"They're throwing everything at it." Eggs, rotten fruit, brickbats.

@fazbearmaniac166 Год назад

9:25 man he really just half assed the most awesome spaceship interior of the decade didn’t he

@nicktroisi6347 7 месяцев назад

14:50 onwards makes me sad and happy, I love Doctor Who so much, and you could tell William Hartnell did too and it hurt to see him being sad about not wanting to leave, I like to think that he did see Matt Smith as a future Doctor and part of me wishes that he could’ve seen how far the show has come after what he was a part of and help start. His legacy will never be forgotten

@fmlazar 6 месяцев назад

From what I gather he probably would not have been that thrilled with the changes made from the original concept of it being a children's teaching show.

@johannahyde-parker8422 6 месяцев назад

he was the first one ever to utter the words I don't want to go

@fmlazar 6 месяцев назад

@@johannahyde-parker8422 I suspect that's a bit of fiction added to reference David Tennant. It's a docudrama... not a documentary.

@johannahyde-parker8422 6 месяцев назад

@@fmlazar well William hartnell was first to say it

@tomnorton4277 8 месяцев назад

I love that they got Jeff Rawle in this. Criminally underrated actor. For those who don't know, he was Amos Diggory in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire and Silas Blissett in Hollyoaks.

@AndrewChapman 8 месяцев назад

Me too, especially as he also previously appeared in Doctor Who during Peter Davison's era in "Frontios". Can't get over how young he looked then.

@Lab4Official Год назад

This was one of the best Dr Who productions I've seen, pure class from beginning to end, perfect casting. I must have watched it a dozen times or more, I'd love to see a kind of parallel Dr Who drama like this run along side the current incarnation.

@kohakkanuva3224 9 месяцев назад

The interaction with the teleprompter was brilliant. Verity wants to be independent of everyone else and wants to be treated as a professional in charge, but even though she tries fighting back, eventually the man who invented the teleprompter gains her respect and she realized that she has brilliant people working with her and she doesn’t have to fight so hard with the people under her even if she does stay tough. Brilliant character development

@tomnorton4277 8 месяцев назад

Jeff Rawle is great at balancing between an amiable old man and a guy you're not entirely sure you can trust. If you've seen him as Silas Blissett, you'll know that the man can be terrifying when he needs to be. In this, he has a slightly suspicious edge to him at first but you eventually realise that he's a well meaning person. Rawle played it like he wanted the audience to project Verity's suspicion onto him so that we would realise he means well at the same time as her.

@GuerreiroAventureiro Год назад

I wonder if the 60th anniversary they would do it with patrick troughton in the same style of 50th anniversary. I can see this following to jon pertwee for 70th anniversary if it happens

@knightgaming.42 Год назад

I love that the thirteenth doctor’s master, was the director, kinda symbolises, he was there at the beginning, and he’ll be there at the end

@MatthewCYN15 Год назад

And the story goes on.... Forever. To Hartnell, Troughton and Pertwee And thank you Tom, Peter, Colin, Sylvester, Paul, Sir John, Chris, David, Matt, Capaldi, Jodie, Jo, and Ncuti May this adventure of space and time last. This song is ending, but the story never ends 💙💙

@LordColondy 11 месяцев назад

Slightly random way of naming them all

@MatthewCYN15 11 месяцев назад

It's in chronological order lol

@LordColondy 11 месяцев назад

@MatthewCYN15 nah I mean some are referred to with first names, others with surnames I get 5 and 12 have same first name but still

@igorschmidlapp6987 10 месяцев назад

@@MatthewCYN15 No, it should be: Jodie, David, and Ncuti... ;-P The fact that Colin is mentioned at all was very generous... the one unlikable Doctor... ;-P

@MatthewCYN15 10 месяцев назад

@@igorschmidlapp6987 they are all the Doctor

@MondySpartan Год назад

I’d love to see something like AAISAT but chronicling Russell T. Davies’ successful attempt to revive Doctor Who.

@Dominic-mm6yf Месяц назад

This is one of my favourite Dr Who ,Sad to hear about William Enoch,s passing.

@bazzer124 Год назад

Sydney: "No B.E.M's." The world: Bwahahahahahahaha! Cheers....

@candymoon017 Год назад

15:15 Best Scene!!!!!!!

@rjmcallister1888 Год назад

Because this hasn't been fully seen by most of us across the pond, it would be interesting to see the whole thing eventually. The current Master is director Waris Hussein, David Bradley brings new life to the late William Hartnell, and most all the actors are pretty much spot-on. Verity Lambert and William Hartnell's characters carry the show. And Matt Smith reminds us what we all would have missed had they failed.

@VBaskin2010 Год назад

We need a sequel now!

@AndrewChapman Год назад

What should it be about though? Patrick Troughton's years on Doctor Who or how they brought the series back for 2005?

@VBaskin2010 8 месяцев назад

@@AndrewChapman Patrick Troughton's life and legacy as The Second Doctor of course!

@saoranachnah-alba723 Месяц назад

@@VBaskin2010 Should it go into his double life & secret family?

@Silverwind87 19 дней назад

It's incredible that David Bradley is able to keep the legacy of William Hartnell's character alive, almost 50 years after the original actor's passing.

@NicolasJochen Год назад

5:50 "Are you the director, son?" "Yes, I'm a MASTERFUL director!"

@WTSD850 4 месяца назад

god the first a last regeneration in one room goosebumps

@igorschmidlapp6987 10 месяцев назад

When I watch this, I'm always amazed at what they put out with what they had to work with...

@JacklfcLive 9 месяцев назад

Britbox

@ghayes220 Год назад

Extremely well done. Thanks.

@Monty-or9sb Год назад

i was only vaguely aware of this's existence, now I HAVE to watch it!

@enbyennui Год назад

This movie is great, really touching and compellingly written account of the show's origins. And a brilliantly optimistic vision for the show's future.

@icarusandtherabbit 9 месяцев назад

Absolutely should do a sequel to this. I wonder if this is the RTD secret project?

@scottishdavros Год назад

this was a lovely piece of doctor who media David Bradley's performance was fantastic.

@talvayas Год назад

This was amazing.

@ashleytuchin7693 Год назад

I adore this film, it was one of the highlights of the 50th anniversary.

@loucinci3922 Год назад

Born in 1966, my first Doctor was Tom Baker. Instantly fell in love with the series. It would be awesome to catch some of the 1,2,3 shows. Thanks for sharing

@HunterEQGtribute 8 месяцев назад

I still can’t believe a lot of the original footage of the final William Hartnel episode is lost.

@srothbardt Год назад

Great history. Excellent acting and writing.

@scott_mc Год назад

I've never watched a show that has made me cry more than Dr.Who I stg

@mikebasil4832 9 месяцев назад

An Adventure In Space And Time was for the 50th. But it's the special that I'd like celebrate any Doctor Who Anniversary with. Happy 60th. 💖

@AndrewChapman 8 месяцев назад

Did you see the new edition of the film which aired on the 60th anniversary on BBC Three?

@mikebasil4832 8 месяцев назад

@@AndrewChapman No, I haven’t. But I might sometime nearing Christmas. 🎄

@one_smol_duck 5 месяцев назад

Ah, I see why everyone says David Bradley is perfect for William Hartnell now. He's amazing in this movie. I hate to say though that I was never sold on the way he played the first doctor in the actual show. He just didn't bring any of Hartnell's charm to the show. Didn't help that Moffat gave him trash lines but it wasn't just the writing - the acting wasn't there either. But he's amazing in the movie as Hartnell.

@sallyannlady Год назад

I want to see more, with each Doctor!!

@julianaylor4351 Год назад

Verity Lambert ended up with her own television production company.

@arthurvasey Год назад

Wasn’t it called Cinema Verity - a pun on cinema vérité?

@bobdogtech7358 Год назад

Absolutely Brilliant!!! 😀😀😀

@fadikhoory5350 Год назад

They should do a sequel based on John Nathan Turner starting from Tom Baker's regeneration to Michael Grade's power to the decline and mini pick-up of McCoy including those events in the 2013 biography- the scandals and stuff.

@popepaul4438 Год назад

Got to say I loved this

@edgehaineproductions Год назад

This was really well done this series. David Bradley is one of the most underrated British actors.he makes everything better

@matthewbolitho-jones Год назад

I like An Adventure in Space and Time

@AndrewChapman Год назад

Me too, I always love watching documentaries and hearing about how Doctor Who was created in 1963. So this film has always been a real treat for me.

@CJWarlock 6 месяцев назад

I think that to every Doctor Who fan this movie is properly intense and emotional. Very well made. A pleasure to watch. :) So, when's the sequel? :D

@MultiWeb23 Год назад

Such a wonderful movie/documentary. Every detail is amazing. I just wish it was available somewhere to rewatch it out of the UK

@svenmartin840 6 месяцев назад

Without Terry Nation we wouldn't have the most iconic sci-fi villain of all time. Who took the joker's number one spot and also outsold Beatle records

@AndrewChapman 8 месяцев назад

Now Matt's been replaced with Ncuti. Wondering if this was always on the cards as Matt was edited into the shot.

@dylanrinker6831 8 месяцев назад

Matt was CLEARLY edited.

@AndrewChapman 8 месяцев назад

@@dylanrinker6831 I know, that's what I said.

@badwolfbip Год назад

Love this flick!

@Tenshihan-Quinn 6 месяцев назад

15:12 Always hits me so hard - I can't help it, ...this scene is SO beautiful.

@hollyibbotson5290 Год назад

Marvelous, just marvelous 😊

@joepollardmagic 10 месяцев назад

Then the director became The Master lol

@KilliK69 Год назад

love this

@dntm123 8 месяцев назад

With all the superb casting in this special, the actor for Troughton kinda sticks out as off. It is only a couple seconds moment, but he's noticeably a bit too young. Also, while the first shot of Matt Smith looks pretty good, in the second shot, he's clearly been green screened in as he's in front of the time router.

@jonathanallison3512 8 месяцев назад

I like the fact this was edited for its 2023 showing so instead of Matt Smith there was Ncuti Gatwa in the Tardis at the end

@Lucius1958 Год назад

A great 'docudrama' about the genesis of Dr. Who...

@shawneequawyche409 Год назад

Dr. Who is the Most!!!!!❤🎉

@christophcookit6334 Год назад

I really liked this movie

@KhaidenTajigen Год назад

This is great timing since I've been listening to the 1st Doctor Adventures from Big Finish with this cast. If you want to listen to David Bradley do even more justice to William Hartnell's Doctor, then I highly recommend them. It's been said that his performance is his own interpretation of the character but I disagree. His voice and cadence are different because of who he is and his age, but otherwise he continues everything that Bill did.

@kaitlynmaxwell3737 Год назад

I need to buy this!!!

@willadeefriesland5107 8 месяцев назад

❤️❤️ Old and new... Borrowed faces or true... This is The Doctor... FOREVER, Doctor Who... ❓

@TheyMightBeBricks 9 месяцев назад

15:09 was too much for my twelve year olf heart to handle. I bawled my eyes out

@dutchkarting Год назад

5:57 The Master as the son of the Director of Doctor Who..... well that's a susprise. I know now why The Master knows Doctor Who so well....

@AndrewChapman Год назад

@dakcabrera He means the first Doctor Who director, Waris Hussein, is played by Sacha Dhawan, who was also playing the Master alongside Whittaker's Doctor.

@Wizardaron 11 месяцев назад

@dakcabrerahe was calling the director 'son', as he thought he was quite young

@pinlight97 Год назад

Who knew that Baldrick was in the 1st episode of Doctor Who. 😂

@michaeltelfer3483 Год назад

10 years and still at 15:23 Matt Smith being stood infront of the console will never not be funny

@yam9195 Год назад

13:47 If only you met the empty child, the weeping angels and the peg dolls in 1963 then you'll know what is creepy.

@dannyjsns275 3 месяца назад

i have kind of wonder. what if some lost episode of doctor who should be recreate again. Who knows, ayy

@greendalek303 Год назад

10:36 The moment Baldrick saved Doctor Who.

@Wizardaron 11 месяцев назад

Lol reminded me of him so much

@Mayeur000Donz 9 месяцев назад

I wish I could flush my mind clean of all the context of sci-fi that's come out in the 60 years since the series began, so I could appreciate a proper understanding of what made a Dalek "really creepy".

@jamesa.fitzpatrick1566 Год назад

SO GOOD. Take notes, BBC.

@Cerebrallegend Год назад

The Master and The Medium with The Doctor

@Lord_Buckles Год назад

I love this film so much

@pauldimon6421 Год назад

What’s the master doing here

@davidmuller9412 8 месяцев назад

I still want a sequel following Patrick Troughton and Jon Pertwee and their respective times as the Doctor. Call a Clown and a Dandy...

@svenmartin840 Год назад

One day I shall come back

@TheGreatWhiteCount 7 месяцев назад

No 'BEM's' or 'Brains in glass jars' - oh Sydney, how it all happened...

@pheonix8167 Год назад

Bet this how it start xD 1:00

@5SSS Год назад

One of the best movies ever

@samlopez5152 2 дня назад

I’d watch a sequel with reviving ‘Doctor Who’ 15 years after its cancellation with a young Russel T. Davies along with young Eccleston, Piper, Barrowman, Clarke, etc.