Doctor Who
The Seventh Doctor regenerates into the Eighth, and on the streets of San Francisco, he battles the Master alongside his new ally Grace Holloway.
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Geoffrey Sax
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KeeganEatsPie
'Now would you stand aside before I shoot myself?' Whilst visually fun (surprisingly, the special effects still manage to kinda hold up) and exciting with a story that almost makes absolute sense, the Doctor Who movie does have some problems when it comes to pace and referencing past events (some things that occur may anger and frustrate members of the fanbase). Eric Roberts hams it up as if he's Porky Pig as The Master whilst Paul McGann makes for a fun Doctor, but he ultimately does not reach the heights of his predecessor, the lovely Sylvester McCoy, of whom is in the beginning of the film, but unfortunately and inevitably leaves us for the sake of the film. Jelly baby?
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Geoffrey Sax is the director of Doctor Who.
The cast of Doctor Who includes John Novak as Salinger, Eric Roberts as Bruce / The Master, David Hurtubise as Professor Wagg, Paul McGann as The Doctor, Sylvester McCoy as The Doctor, Yee Jee Tso as Chang Lee, Catherine Lough Haggquist as Wheeler, Dee Jay Jackson as Security Guard, Will Sasso as Pete, Bill Croft as Motorcycle Policeman, Gordon Tipple as The Old Master, Daphne Ashbrook as Dr. Grace Holloway, and more.
The duration of Doctor Who is 1h 26 mins.
Yes. Doctor Who has 2 trailers on Fanbiz, including Doctor Who TV Movie trailer 1. Watch them on this page.
Doctor Who was released on 12 May 1996.
Doctor Who is listed under TV Movie, Adventure, and Science Fiction on Fanbiz.
Doctor Who has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 10.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "'Now would you stand aside before I shoot myself?' Whilst visually fun (surprisingly, the special effects still manage to kinda hold up) and exciting with a story that almost..."
