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Who is most important to the history of Doctor Who?
ROUND 2: June Hudson vs Raymond Cusick
June Hudson – costume designer, significantly influenced 4, 5, and Romana
Raymond Cusick – designed the original Daleks
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Raymond Cusick‘s original concept for the Daleks
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The mutant inside the Dalek travel machine as originally envisioned by Raymond P. Cusick, scanned from Doctor Who: The Early Years by Jeremy Bentham.
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The Daleks are taking over with their own animated series! The final, missing piece in Time Lord Victorious is announced today, with a five-part CGI animation launching in November this year.
Daleks! will be available for fans to watch for free, weekly on the Doctor Who YouTube channel.
The Dalek Empire comes up against a terrible force.
The Daleks' plundering of the Archive of Islos unearths something ancient and deadly. Soon Skaro is under attack and the Dalek Emperor is on the run! Can the Daleks defeat their adversaries and regain their planet, even with help from an old enemy?
Will this be the end of the Daleks?
Written by James Goss and created by Salford-based animators Studio Liddell, Daleks! is a BBC Studios Digital production.
Daleks! will consist of five 10 minute episodes and will feature a star-studded voiceover cast with Nicholas Briggs (voice of the Daleks in Doctor Who) Joe Sugg (YouTube, Strictly Come Dancing), Anjli Mohindra (Bodyguard, The Sarah Jane Adventures) and Ayesha Antoine (Holby City).
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According to Cusick, Terry Nation, the Doctor Who writer who created the Daleks, suggested they should make a gliding movement "like the Georgian state dancers", but there was little other visual description in the script.
Cusick demonstrated the creature's style of movement by grabbing a pepperpot and sliding it across the table to the model maker Bill Roberts (whose company Shawcraft built the Daleks). An initial design involved the Dalek operator propelling the machine with a tricycle housed inside it but eventually the actors moved the squat, castor-mounted props along by shuffling their feet.
Raymond Cusick's involvement with the second Doctor Who adventure, The Daleks, in 1963, came by chance. The original designer was due to be Ridley Scott, but his schedule ended up clashing with the proposed filming dates.
Originally the Dalek creature remained a mystery. In the first Dalek story all that was shown was a claw hand sliding out from under a blanket. Later in the 60’s the Dalek appeared as a mutated ‘blob’. In the 80’s the same idea was applied, a green coloured mutation. Between 1963 and 1988 it was rare seeing the Dalek interior. A Dalek mutation was clearly shown (living and speaking) in the 2005 episode ‘Dalek’.
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Kaled mutant based on Raymond Cusick's original designs for the inhabitant of the machine. It looks much more shriveled up and has more of a Time War Kaled mutant feel.
Who is most important to the history of Doctor Who?
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June Hudson – costume designer, significantly influenced 4, 5, and Romana
Peter Brachacki – production designer for An Unearthly Child
Raymond Cusick – designed the original Daleks
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