Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 A.D.

Dr. Who

Tom Campbell

David

Wyler

Susan

Louise

Wells

Roboman

Brockley

Leader Roboman

Thompson

Dortmun

Man on Bicycle

Man with Carrier bag

Young Woman

Old Woman

Craddock

Robber

Leader Dalek Operator

Daleks

Daleks

Running Man (uncredited)

A remake of the 1964 Doctor Who (1963) serial "The Dalek Invasion of Earth".

This film was part-financed by the Quaker Oats Company, then-makers of the "Sugar Puffs" cereal, in return for an exclusive merchandising deal. Quaker combined with the film team in a £50,000 campaign which included 3½ million boxes of "Sugar Puffs" advertising the film, and a competition to win toy Louis Marx Daleks or the top prize, a full-size Dalek prop. Several posters for "Sugar Puffs" cereal are visible during the movie, an early (for a British film) example of product placement. Two special screenings for grocery traders were also arranged via the deal with executive producer Joe Vegoda.

The film takes place in 1966 and 2150.

When Dr Who and Tom are in the warehouse, the Roboman helmet vanishes from the Doctor's hands.

After the saucer attack, there's a long-shot of the wrecked area outside and Tom can be seen creeping down the ramp to hide himself behind a supporting strut. The shot changes to the craft interior, but now Tom is back at the top of the ramp and repeats his movements to the same strut he's previously flattened himself behind.

During the food machine sequence, seven Robomen enter and the disguised Tom joins them. They sit on the two benches, five at the front and three at the back. After collecting their 'meal' they sit four to a bench, indicating a seating mistake by the extras originally.

Dalek: [over the radio] Surrender now and you will live. Resist and you will be exterminated. Show yourselves in the streets immediately and obey the orders of your masters, the Daleks! Dortmun: Obey motorised dustbins? We'll see about that!

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Dr. Who: Your bomb is designed to slide down this shaft, strike a fracture in the Earth's inner surface, and so release the magnetic core of our planet. But the fracture is near the meeting point of the magnetic influence of the North and South poles. One mistake, one deviation in the aiming of your bomb and enough magnetic energy will be released to destroy you.