Dr. Who ... 200 years younger
- Publication: Daily Express
- Date: 1966-11-05
- Author:
- Page: 9
- Language: English
THIS is the face of the new Dr. Who. Tonight he is taking over the B.B.C.'s science fiction serial and, according to the script, he is 200 years younger than when you last saw him.
Patrick Troughton, aged 46 replaces 59-year-old William Hartnell, who has quit after three years to return to the stage.
The Intrepid doctor 18 supposed to be 900 years old. So the B.B.C. is knocking a couple of centuries off his age to explain the change of actors
Dressed for the part (above) Patrick Troughton relaxed yesterday by playing some tunes in the studio He knew that tonight he would be among some familiar figures. Yes, the Daleks are back too.
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