Doctor Who: Frontier in Space (1973)
Overview
In the 26th century, the Doctor and Jo uncover a plot by the Master to provoke an interplanetary war between Earth and Draconia.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.6282 |
Directed By
Paul Bernard
David Maloney
Crew
Paul Bernard
David Maloney
Malcolm Hulke
Cynthia Kljuco
John Bush
Barry Letts
Dick Mills
Barbara Kidd
Terrance Dicks
Ralph Walton
Dudley Simpson
Nicholas John
Brian Hiles
John Tiley
Sandra Shepherd
Rhys Jones
Bernard Wilkie
TOP CAST
Jon Pertwee
The Doctor
Katy Manning
Jo Grant
Roger Delgado
The Master
Vera Fusek
President of Earth
Michael Hawkins
General Williams
Peter Birrel
Draconian Prince
Lawrence Davidson
Draconian First Secretary (uncredited)
Timothy Craven
Cell guard (uncredited)
Ray Lonnen
Gardiner
Barry Ashton
Kemp
John Rees
Hardy
James Culliford
Stewart
Louis Mahoney
Newscaster
Roy Pattison
Draconian space pilot
Karol Hagar
Secretary
Harold Goldblatt
Professor Dale
Madhav Sharma
Patel
Dennis Bowen
Prison Governor
Richard Shaw
Cross
Luan Peters
Sheila
Caroline Hunt
Technician
Bill Wilde
Draconian captain
John Woodnutt
Draconian Emperor
Ian Frost
Draconian messenger
Clifford Elkin
Earth cruiser captain
Stephen Thorne
First Ogron
Michael Kilgarriff
Second Ogron
Rick Lester
Third Ogron
Ramsay Williams
Congressman Brook
Michael Wisher
Dalek (voice)
Stanley Price
Pilot
Laurence Harrington
Lunar guard
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