"Liberty Hall" is a featurette on the DVD release of "Mawdryn Undead" that is set in the Doctor Who universe. It takes the form of an interview between retired Brigadier Alistair Lethbridge-Stewart and journalist Philip Clarke on the grounds of Brendon School during the 21st century. The short film features the last acting role of Nicholas Courtney.
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Cast[]
- Nicholas Courtney as Brigadier Lethbridge Stewart
- Simon Ockenden as Philip Clarke
Uncredited performers[]
- Peter Davison as the Doctor (archive footage only)
- Angela Douglas as Doris Lethbridge-Stewart (archive footage only)
- Janet Fielding as Tegan Jovanka (archive footage only)
- Richard Franklin as Mike Yates (archive footage only)
- Stephen Garlick as Ibbotson (archive footage only)
- Roger Hammond as Runciman (archive footage only)
- John Levene as John Benton (archive footage only)
- Angus Mackay as Sellick (archive footage only)
- Ian Marter as Harry Sullivan (archive footage only)
- Mark Strickson as Vislor Turlough (archive footage only)
- Sarah Sutton as Nyssa (archive footage only)
Crew[]
- By Karen Davies
- Directed by Brendan Sheppard
- With thanks to -
- Sarah Birdsall
- Derek Handley
- Roderick Gibson
- Justin Anderson
Directors of Photography -
- David Symmons
- David Baker
- Sound - Jennie Harris
- Music -
- Paddy Kingsland
- BBC Radiophonic Workshop
- Off-line Editor – Michael Connors
- On-line Editor – Leanne Sheppard
- Colourist – Jonathan Wood
- Dubbing Mixer – Matthew Dilley
- Production Assistants -
- Anina Simpson
- Maria Halfhide
- Assistant Producer – Karen Davies
- Producer – Brendan Sheppard
- Executive Producer – Dan Hall
References[]
amnesia; bean; Brendon School; brigadier; Brighton; British Army; British monarchy; Buckingham Palace; car; Carbury; CBE; Chancery Lane; Combined Cadet Force; the Doctor's TARDIS; Earth; English language; Evening Echo; fogou; Geneva; Gordon; Humber 16/50 open tourer; journalist; Liberty Hall; lieutenant; Malebolgia; mathematics; nervous breakdown; obelisk; Official Secrets Act; police box; Porton Down; Royal Pavilion; solicitor; Stewart, Kate; telegraph; UNIT Central Command; United Nations Intelligence Taskforce; United States; watch