Una aventura en el espacio y el tiempo

Título original: An Adventure in Space and Time

Película de TV
2013
TV-PG
1h 26min

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Una aventura en el espacio y el tiempo (2013)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaAn actor tapped by a succession of hard-man roles and a wannabe producer frustrated by the TV industry's glass ceiling find unlikely hope and unexpected challenges in the form of a Saturday ... Leer todoAn actor tapped by a succession of hard-man roles and a wannabe producer frustrated by the TV industry's glass ceiling find unlikely hope and unexpected challenges in the form of a Saturday tea-time drama, time travel and monsters.An actor tapped by a succession of hard-man roles and a wannabe producer frustrated by the TV industry's glass ceiling find unlikely hope and unexpected challenges in the form of a Saturday tea-time drama, time travel and monsters.

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Nominado a 1 premio BAFTA
- 1 premio y 9 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
In some scenes the original props from the Hartnell era were used.

Pifias
During the rehearsal scene for the first episode, there is a shot of Verity Lambert, leaning on a monitor that is showing a test card. In the top left corner of the testcard you can see the "play" icon of a DVD-Player OSD, in the top right corner the track information "44/44".

Citas
William Hartnell: [repeating lines said by the Tenth Doctor] I don't want to go.

Versiones alternativas
The ending scene was slightly altered for the 23rd November 2023 broadcast. Instead of Matt Smith, Ncuti Gatwa has been added to the TARDIS set.

Conexiones
Featured in William Hartnell: The Original (2013)

Banda sonora
Walkin' Back to Happiness
(uncredited)
By John Schroeder and Mike Hawker
Performed by Helen Shapiro

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9/10

You can't have 'Doctor Who' without the Doctor.

I'm a relatively new fan to Doctor Who and as such searched out the beginning seasons of the series to better understand the premise and origins of the show.

In my opinion William Hartnell Is Doctor Who, and all those portraying the role after Mr Hartnell are reflecting a small part of his performance into their personal incarnation of the Doctor.

That being said, I love this film ! It explains so much about the origin and talent that was behind the beginnings if this now iconic sci-fi series, and shows how the persistence and drive of a few individuals can overcome the overwhelming task of trying to turn an idea into a successful TV show.

An incredible performance by David Bradley in the starring role. His Bio says he's a fan of Hartnell's and it shows. He seems to channel Hartnell's spirit in many of the scenes, and his inflections and mannerisms are spot on. Jessica Raine was great in the role of Verity Lambert the budding producer, as was Sacha Dhawan as the director Waris Hussein, and a strong support role by Brian Cox portraying BBC studio executive Sydney Newman.

This movie captures the look and feel of the early Who shows and is an insightful and sometimes sad story but I highly recommend it to any Doctor who fan, or anyone who appreciates a well executed movie in which the underdogs triumph over incredible odds.