Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet (1966): Cast
Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet is a 1966 sci-fi adventure film directed by Derek Martinus, starring William Hartnell as The Doctor (1), Patrick Troughton and Robert Beatty. It runs 1 hour 34 minutes.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 34m (94 min)
- Director
- Derek Martinus
- Original language
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English - After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet About?
The premise of Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet without spoilers.
The Doctor’s TARDIS materializes at the Snowcap space‑tracking station in Antarctica during December 1986. A routine mission to monitor a satellite quickly goes awry, prompting the staff’s growing unease. The Doctor reveals that a mysterious tenth planet’s gravity is pulling the capsule off course, endangering the crew.
Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet Themes & Keywords
· 10 tags- first part
- antarctica
- polar research station
- year 1986
- 20th century
- first doctor
- cyberman
- stubborn old man
- eccentric senior citizen
- 1980s
Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet Cast & Characters
William Hartnell leads the cast as The Doctor (1), with Patrick Troughton as The Doctor (2) (uncredited) and Robert Beatty as General Cutler. Directed by Derek Martinus; 22 actors are credited in all.
- Director Derek Martinus
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William Hartnell as The Doctor (1) -
Patrick Troughton as The Doctor (2) (uncredited) - Robert Beatty as General Cutler
- Gregg Palmer as Cyberman
Also Starring in Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet
· 18 more- Alan White Schultz
- Earl Cameron Williams
- Anneke Wills Polly
- Peter Hawkins Cybermen (voice)
- Michael Craze Ben Jackson
- Glenn Beck TV Announcer
- Roy Skelton Cybermen (voice)
- Steve Plytas Wigner
- John Brandon American Sergeant
- Christopher Matthews Radar Technician
- Dudley Jones Dyson
- David Dodimead Barclay
- Reg Whitehead Cyberman
- Harry Brooks Cyberman
- Shane Shelton Tito
- Callen Angelo Terry Cutler
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- Ellen Cullen Geneva Technician
- Christopher Dunham R/T Technician
More from Derek Martinus
More films directed by Derek Martinus: Doctor Who: Spearhead from Space, Doctor Who: The Ice Warriors, Doctor Who: The Evil of the Daleks and Doctor Who: Mission to the Unknown.
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Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet FAQ: Cast & Runtime
Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet?
Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet runs 1 hour 34 minutes (94 minutes).
When was Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet released?
Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet was released on October 29, 1966.
Who directed Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet?
Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet was directed by Derek Martinus.
More films by Derek Martinus Who is in the cast of Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet?
Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet stars William Hartnell as The Doctor (1), Patrick Troughton as The Doctor (2) (uncredited) and Robert Beatty as General Cutler, among 22 credited actors.
Does Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet have a post-credit scene?
No. Doctor Who: The Tenth Planet has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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