Doctor Who 1996
"He's Back... And It's About Time!"
The Doctor is back, and this time, he's got a new body. The 1996 TV movie 'Doctor Who' marks the end of the Seventh Doctor and the beginning of the Eighth, as played by Paul McGann.
Director: Geoffrey Sax
Cast
Paul McGann
The Doctor
Eric Roberts
Bruce / The Master
Daphne Ashbrook
Dr. Grace Holloway
Sylvester McCoy
The Doctor
Yee Jee Tso
Chang Lee
Will Sasso
Pete
Dolores Drake
Curtis
John Novak
Salinger
Catherine Lough Haggquist
Wheeler
Bill Croft
Motorcycle Policeman
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Doctor Who (1996) about?
The 1996 TV movie marks a new era for the Doctor, as he faces off against his arch-nemesis, the Master, in a thrilling adventure through time and space.
Who directed Doctor Who?
Geoffrey Sax brought the world of Doctor Who to the big screen in 1996.
Who stars in Doctor Who?
Paul McGann, Daphne Ashbrook, and Eric Roberts lead the cast of this science fiction adventure.
Is Doctor Who (1996) worth watching?
While it may not be the most highly regarded installment of the franchise, the 1996 TV movie still offers a thrilling ride through time and space, making it worth watching for fans of the series.
How long is Doctor Who?
Doctor Who (1996) has a runtime of 86 minutes.
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About Doctor Who (1996) — A New Era for the Time-Traveling Doctor
The Doctor is back, and this time, he's got a new body. The 1996 TV movie 'Doctor Who' marks the end of the Seventh Doctor and the beginning of the Eighth, as played by Paul McGann. Under the direction of Geoffrey Sax, the story takes us to the streets of San Francisco, where the Doctor must face his arch-nemesis, the Master, with the help of new ally Grace Holloway, played by Daphne Ashbrook. This science fiction adventure is a thrilling ride through time and space, exploring the boundaries of time travel and the consequences of playing with the fabric of reality.
In 'Doctor Who', the Master, portrayed by Eric Roberts, is as cunning and ruthless as ever, pushing the Doctor to his limits. With the help of his new companion, the Doctor must navigate the complexities of time travel and confront his own destiny. The film's mix of action, suspense, and science fiction elements makes for an engaging watch, especially for fans of the franchise.
Whether you're a seasoned Whovian or just discovering the world of Doctor Who, this 1996 TV movie is a must-watch for its unique take on the classic characters and storylines.
