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Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 AD Overview:

Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 AD (1966) was a Science Fiction - Film directed by Gordon Flemyng and produced by Max J. Rosenberg, Max Rosenberg and Milton Subotsky.

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Dr. Who: [after being found escaping from a Dalek] Back in the cell?
Dr. Who: Your bomb is designed to slide down this shaft, strike a fracture in the Earth's inner surface, and so release the magnetic core of our planet. But the fracture is near the meeting point of the magnetic influence of the North and South poles. One mistake, one deviation in the aiming of your bomb and enough magnetic energy will be released to destroy you.
Dalek: There will be no mistake! These prisoners are to be exterminated!
Dr. Who: One moment. You must listen to me. If you spare us, I can help you. I can show you how to neutralize this magnetism, so that your plan can be carried out with no danger to yourselves.
Roboman Nine: Section. Roboman Nine as ordered. Halt!
Dalek: Speak quickly!
Dr. Who: But I, I'll show you. Look!
[runs to the intercom]
Dr. Who: Attentoon all Robomen! Attack the Daleks!
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Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 AD Facts
Sheila Steafel was dubbed.
Stuntman Eddie Powell broke his ankle in a fall through an awning. He returned from hospital that afternoon with a cast on his leg and finished the scene. His brother, Joe Powell, who was also doing stunt work on the film, pulled off the Black Dalek's claw during a fight scene when he was playing one of the robomen and gets himself thrown down the bomb hole near the end of the movie. The claw magically reappeared in the next shot.
The film's trailer curiously contained no direct reference to either the Daleks, Doctor Who or the TARDIS.
By sheer coincidence the "rels counter" 'clockface' from the Dalek control room can be glimpsed in the parent TV series, in both the third edition of 1966's "The War Machines" and the fourth of "The Underwater Menace" the following year.
Bernard Cribbins would return to the Doctor Who franchise in 2007, starring as a recurring character, Wilfred Mott, in the fourth season of Doctor Who. Unlike the movie, the TV series is considered canon by the BBC.
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