Doctor Who - Planet of Evil - What a Movie Review is Not
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When a distress call draws the Doctor and Sarah Jane to a scientific outpost at the end of the Universe, the Doctor suspects dark planetary forces are behind a series of sinister deaths.
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If you love watching Tom Baker or Elisabeth Sladen, you are deffinetly going to want to watch Doctor Who - Planet of Evil.
Doctor Who - Planet of Evil has always been a favorite of mine.Through out the movie, Tom Baker simply shines. Elisabeth Sladen actually caught my interest too.
I think Chris Bianchi and Selina Cadell worked wonderful in The Rivals. The great supporting cast includes Chris Bianchi, Selina Cadell, Elisabeth Dermot-Walsh, Martin Hutson, James Hayes.
I left some information, immages, and video previews of The Rivals below.
Summary of The Rivals:
The Rivals, Sheridan's first play, is a portrait made of material from his own life, his scandalous marriage to a popular singer of the age and the characters he had come to know in the town of Bath. As his biographer Fintan O'Toole said, it was an attempt `to inflate everything that people thought they knew about him into a huge, hysterical burlesque. Instead of inventing a story and pretending it was real, he could present his own reality as if it were an invention.' Sheridan's great satire turns the familiar world of arranged marriages, courtship and rivalry on its head. One of the sharpest and funniest social comedies of the late eighteenth century is presented here in the perfect setting of a theatre built just nine years before the play was written. Directed by Rachel Kavanagh, with Selina Cadell, recorded at Bristol Old Vic. "Rachel Kavanaugh's elegant, nimble-footed production is the best account of Sheridan's play I've seen." THE SUNDAY TIMES "..whenever Selina Cadell sails on to the stage in this latest revival, a rose-red galleon half as old again as she wants to be, the evening's pleasure-content soars. She deranges her epigraphs with an unstressed equanimity, and never the hint of a doubt crosses her carefully composed countenance." THE TIMES "Peter McKintosh has designed a spacious Georgian set; in the background, a soft Gainsborough sky. This is a treat." THE SUNDAY TIMES
