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Dr. Who and the Daleks (1965) was a Science Fiction - Adventure Film directed by Gordon Flemyng and produced by Max Rosenberg and Milton Subotsky.

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Terry Nation's writing credit on the film resulted in many reference books over the years erroneously listing him as creator of the television series.
Other notable changes between the TV series and the film version: in the film, Dr. Who has two grandchildren - Susan and Barbara (in the TV series only Susan is related to the Doctor). Ian is Barbara's boyfriend (in the TV series they were teachers, working at the same school). The Daleks used for this film and its sequel were slightly re-designed for the big screen. The BBC acquired a number of these Daleks after principle photography was complete - and movie-style Daleks in fact appeared on TV (in 1965's "The Chase") before the movie was even released.
To stir up publicity for the film, Tuesday 25th May 1965 saw a squad of Daleks descend on the Cannes Film Festival. Amongst the startled attendees to encounter them was John Lennon.
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