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  • Doctor Who - Cine Camera Identification 1966

    Here's an off-screen photo taken by John Cura's Tele-Snaps service in 1966 from Patrick Troughton's first (and now lost) adventure as Doctor Who.

    The picture shows scientist Lesterson (played by Robert James) recording his experiments with a Dalek (this is the Dalek's one-eyed view of him!) - but can anyone identify what cine camera he's using to do it? 😀

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    And here's an additional side view of the camera.

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    Wandering through Google, it looks a bit like a Revere Model 44, but I'm not 100% sure.
    Last edited by Richard Bignell; July 25, 2020, 10:09 AM. Reason: Additional photo.

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    Richard

    Quite possibly a Revere 44. See the attached picture.
    https://collectiblend.com/Cameras/Re...-Model-44.html
    But why should a BBC programme be using an American camera?



    Maurice

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    • #3
      The designer would probably have just gone down to the BBC Props Department and pulled the most interesting looking one off the shelf!

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      • #4
        Yes, after all it was set on a distant planet and so far in the future who could tell the nationality of the people there, accents change.

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