Dr. Strange

Film per la TV
1978
TV-PG
1h 33min

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA psychiatrist becomes the new Sorcerer Supreme of the Earth in order to battle an evil Sorceress from the past.A psychiatrist becomes the new Sorcerer Supreme of the Earth in order to battle an evil Sorceress from the past.A psychiatrist becomes the new Sorcerer Supreme of the Earth in order to battle an evil Sorceress from the past.

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Peter Hooten

Dr. Stephen Vincent Strange

Clyde Kusatsu

Wong

Jessica Walter

Morgan LeFay

Anne-Marie Martin

Clea Lake
(as Eddie Benton)

Philip Sterling

Dr. Frank Taylor, Chief of Psychiatry

John Mills

Lindmer

June Barrett

Sarah

Sarah Rush

Nurse

Diana Webster

Head Nurse

Bob Delegall

Intern

Larry Anderson

Magician

Blake Marion

Dept. Chief

Lady Rowlands

Mrs. Sullivan

Inez Pedroza

Announcer

Michael Clark

Taxi Driver

Frank Catalano

Orderly

Michael Ansara

Ancient One
(voce)
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Ted Cassidy

Demon Balzaroth
(voce)
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Regia
- Philip DeGuere Jr.
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In a 1985 interview, Stan Lee cited this movie as the Marvel television project of the 1970s that he wound up giving the most input, and noting he became very friendly with Writer, Executive Producer, and Director Philip DeGuere, Jr. Lee added that next to The Incredible Hulk, this was the live-action adaptation of a Marvel character with which he was most pleased at the time. Lee was disappointed by the movie's low ratings, which he attributed to being aired against Radici (1977).

Blooper
In the comic books Dr. Strange was a brilliant neurosurgeon.

Citazioni
The Nameless One: Why have you spared him?
Morgan LeFay: I am still a woman. And the man attracts me.
The Nameless One: Then you find no satisfaction in my service?
Morgan LeFay: I would feel the warmth of a mans arms again... after all these years alone...

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Featured in The Greatest Show You Never Saw (1996)

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6/10

Pretty good for its time.

(1977) Spider-Man (1977) The Incredible Hulk (1977) The Incredible Hulk: Death in the Family (1878) Doctor Strange (1979) Captain America (1979) Captain America II: Death Too Soon

This was the "MCU" of the 1970s. As a kid,, I ate these up. Of them, Spider-Man and the Hulk went on to be series, the other entries did not. Spider-Man ran on Wednesday nights, and wasn't particularly good - the Hulk? Well everyone knows about how well THAT series did. In the case of Doctor Strange, it is particularly disappointing that it never jumped to a series, as it really was the next best entry after the Incredible Hulk.

Certainly, this tv movie has its issues, Dr. Strange being inexplicably transformed from a surgeon into a psychiatry resident among them. The effects are, of course, dated and we don't get a classic Dr. Strange villain - but that is the case with all of the other Marvel tv films of the era. What we do get though, is a well costumed, decent portrayal of the titular hero and a throwaway portrayal of his love interest Clea.

If you are a fan of the character of Doctor Strange, this little oddity is worth a watch. If your exposure to the character is limited to the FAR superior film with Benedict Cumberbatch, you will be disappointed. There is no fair way to compare the two. One is a failed pilot and the other a modern cinematic blockbuster. But, if you go into this with realistic expectations, you will find yourself enjoy it.