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Publisher: John Blake; Reprint edition (April 1, 2011)
Publication Date: April 1, 2011
Language: English
ASIN: B005783DVI
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I received my copy of The Doctors Who's Who as a present from a couple of friends of mine for my twenty-fourth birthday. It is a typical binding of John Blake's, with intersecting glossy photographs of the cast and crew relating to the chapters and the material therein. I have been a huge fan of Doctor Who since Russell T Davies re-invigorated the franchise in 2005. Ever since David Tennant's tenure as `The Doctor', I have delved back into the classic series to experience for myself this cult following and the history that has captured its more modern viewers. I recently started collecting the remaining William Hartnell serials and I plan to further my collection in time, running through all The Doctor's incarnations.This book certainly is invaluable as a companion to any `Whovian', whichever era of the Doctor they are tethered to. There are many sources that set out to comment on the various fictional incarnations of The Doctor and his companions, but few actually tend to focus on the actors that have played them over the years. It is the intention of Craig Cabell, the author, to delve into the history of the actors that have donned the identity of Doctor Who, from official interpretations to the Dalek film series and including the spin-off theatre productions. He also delves into the history surrounding the concept of the programme and its mythos, with a very interesting section on the original script for An Unearthly Child (The Pilot Episode) examining the various fictional biographies of Susan, The Doctor's granddaughter, and why it has never been explained in Doctor Who lore who she actually is. Is she indeed The Doctor's granddaughter?
I received my copy of The Doctors Who's Who as a present from a couple of friends of mine for my twenty-fourth birthday. It is a typical binding of John Blake's, with intersecting glossy photographs of the cast and crew relating to the chapters and the material therein. I have been a huge fan of Doctor Who since Russell T Davies re-invigorated the franchise in 2005. Ever since David Tennant's tenure as `The Doctor', I have delved back into the classic series to experience for myself this cult following and the history that has captured its more modern viewers. I recently started collecting the remaining William Hartnell serials and I plan to further my collection in time, running through all The Doctor's incarnations.This book certainly is invaluable as a companion to any `Whovian', whichever era of the Doctor they are tethered to. There are many sources that set out to comment on the various fictional incarnations of The Doctor and his companions, but few actually tend to focus on the actors that have played them over the years. It is the intention of Craig Cabell, the author, to delve into the history of the actors that have donned the identity of Doctor Who, from official interpretations to the Dalek film series and including the spin-off theatre productions. He also delves into the history surrounding the concept of the programme and its mythos, with a very interesting section on the original script for An Unearthly Child (The Pilot Episode) examining the various fictional biographies of Susan, The Doctor's granddaughter, and why it has never been explained in Doctor Who lore who she actually is. Is she indeed The Doctor's granddaughter?
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