Season 7: Episode 353 - DOCTOR WHO: Interview with Ian Britten Hull
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Season 7: Episode 353 - DOCTOR WHO: Interview with Ian Britten Hull
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Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-literary-license-podcast--3646911/support. Dive deep into the world of one of the most iconic characters in television history with 'Behind The Scenes of Doctor Who: The...
show moreDive deep into the world of one of the most iconic characters in television history with 'Behind The Scenes of Doctor Who: The Tom Baker Years - An Interview with Ian Brittan-Hull.' This episode from the Literary License Podcast takes listeners on a fascinating journey into the past, providing intriguing insights into the classic BBC science fiction series Doctor Who.
Our host, Ramona Schnitger, engages in a captivating discussion with special guest, Ian Brittan-Hull, known for his role as Tom Baker's double on the show. Brittan-Hull shares his unforgettable experiences from his early fan days to the behind-the-scenes life as an integral part of the series. He brings to life his meetings with Tom Baker's publicity agent, his time in newspapers alongside Baker and his eventual transition into embodying the character at various public events.
Throughout the episode, Brittan-Hull's accounts of working closely with Baker shed light on the human aspects of the legendary actor. He also answers listener queries about his performances, comparisons with other stuntmen, and his perspective on the role of stuntmen in the series. Within this nostalgic and intriguing listen, he candidly shares his journey of faithfully bringing Doctor Who out from the screens and into public spaces.
The episode does not end there. Brittan-Hull then talks about his present ventures and upcoming projects, from his theater company AMA Theatre to his latest passion project, Pirates. His fascinating narratives of his creative journey make this podcast episode compelling for Doctor Who fans and general audiences alike.
00:00:25 - Journey to the Classic BBC Series of Doctor Who; 00:00:43 - Literary License Podcast Introduction; 00:02:11 - From Doctor Who Fan to Tom Baker’s Double; 00:10:40 - Enlisting Doctor Who Fans as Cybermen; 00:15:22 - Contrasting Stuntmen and Acting as the Doctor; 00:16:14 - Transforming Doctor Who Exhibitions with Fans; 00:22:15 - Unveiling the Abandoned Project: The Letter; 00:34:53 - Embracing the Magic of Doctor Who in Theater; 00:36:15 - Transforming Lockdown: The Pirates Resurrection; 00:43:24 - Closing Remarks and Future Facebook Stories; 00:44:00 - Closing Credits: Nature Boy by Lily and Nicholas von der Nahmer.
Opening Credits– Doctor Who Theme. composer Ron Grainer and realised by Delia Derbyshire at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. Copyright 1963 BBC World Music.
Closing Credits: Nature Boy by Lily and Nicholas Von der Nahmer. Copyright 2020 Von Der Nahmer. (19) Nicholas von der Nahmer - YouTube
Original Music copyrighted 2020 Dan Hughes Music and the Literary License Podcast.
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