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'''''Doctor Who 2009''''' is a [[non-profit]] [[Fan Film|fan-created]] [[science fiction]] [[miniseries]] set in the [[Doctor Who]] universe. The series was created in [[2008]] by Kenneth Dinkins and Aron Presswood. There are 13-episodes planned<ref>[http://fancinematoday.com/2009/05/13/doctor-who-2009-fan-film-trailer-debuts-online/ Doctor Who 2009 Fan Film Trailer Debuts Online] Fan Cinema Today, May 13th, 2009</ref>, with the first episode, "Fire and Ice," scheduled to be released in Summer [[2009]]. | '''''Doctor Who 2009''''' is a [[non-profit]] [[Fan Film|fan-created]] [[science fiction]] [[miniseries]] set in the [[Doctor Who]] universe. The series was created in [[2008]] by Kenneth Dinkins and Aron Presswood. There are 13-episodes planned<ref>[http://fancinematoday.com/2009/05/13/doctor-who-2009-fan-film-trailer-debuts-online/ Doctor Who 2009 Fan Film Trailer Debuts Online] Fan Cinema Today, May 13th, 2009</ref>, with the first episode, "Fire and Ice," scheduled to be released in Summer [[2009]]. The producers aim to raise money for [[UNICEF]]. | ||
''Doctor Who 2009'' stars Kenneth Raymond Moore as [[Doctor (Doctor Who)|The Doctor]] and Jennifer Richman as Alice Hemingway, the Doctor's [[Companion (Doctor Who)|companion]]. | ''Doctor Who 2009'' stars Kenneth Raymond Moore as [[Doctor (Doctor Who)|The Doctor]] and Jennifer Richman as Alice Hemingway, the Doctor's [[Companion (Doctor Who)|companion]]. | ||
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The first trailer for the pilot episode, "Fire and Ice," was released 25 December 2008. The reception was mostly positive. Fans called the trailer "epic,"<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dFGz9VmYZ8 Doctor Who Fan-Film News | January 2009] YouTube video</ref> praising the high production values and the use of the [[Ice Warrior|Ice Warriors]].<ref>[http://lifetheuniverseandcombom.blogspot.com/2009/01/doctor-who-2009-very-good-trailer-for_09.html Doctor Who 2009 Very Good Trailer, You Must See This!] Life, Doctor Who & Combom, 9 January 2009</ref> Other Doctor Who fans questioned the legality of the production, accusing the producers of violating [[copyright law]]. Some Doctor Who fans criticized the idea of an [[United States|American]] production of a classic [[Great Britain|British]] [[television series]],<ref>[http://www.digitalspy.com/forums/showthread.php?t=990260 Doctor Who 2009 - American remake] Digital Spy forums</ref> despite the fact that some members of the ''Doctor Who 2009'' production are British.<ref>[http://www.doctorwho2009.com/castcrew/ Doctor Who 2009: Cast & Crew] Official Cast & Crew page</ref> | The first trailer for the pilot episode, "Fire and Ice," was released 25 December 2008. The reception was mostly positive. Fans called the trailer "epic,"<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dFGz9VmYZ8 Doctor Who Fan-Film News | January 2009] YouTube video</ref> praising the high production values and the use of the [[Ice Warrior|Ice Warriors]].<ref>[http://lifetheuniverseandcombom.blogspot.com/2009/01/doctor-who-2009-very-good-trailer-for_09.html Doctor Who 2009 Very Good Trailer, You Must See This!] Life, Doctor Who & Combom, 9 January 2009</ref> Other Doctor Who fans questioned the legality of the production, accusing the producers of violating [[copyright law]]. Some Doctor Who fans criticized the idea of an [[United States|American]] production of a classic [[Great Britain|British]] [[television series]],<ref>[http://www.digitalspy.com/forums/showthread.php?t=990260 Doctor Who 2009 - American remake] Digital Spy forums</ref> despite the fact that some members of the ''Doctor Who 2009'' production are British.<ref>[http://www.doctorwho2009.com/castcrew/ Doctor Who 2009: Cast & Crew] Official Cast & Crew page</ref> | ||
The second trailer was released 7 May 2009 | The second trailer was released 7 May 2009 and was met with extremely positive feedback.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUBCxJ6lRP8& Doctor Who 2009: Fire and Ice Trailer on YouTube]</ref> | ||
The production launched its own [[YouTube]] channel on 10 May 2009 and became the #67 Most Subscribed Channel and #14 Most Subscribed Director for the week.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/DoctorWho2009series Doctor Who 2009 YouTube Channel]</ref> | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 16:36, 10 June 2009
Doctor Who 2009 is a non-profit fan-created science fiction miniseries set in the Doctor Who universe. The series was created in 2008 by Kenneth Dinkins and Aron Presswood. There are 13-episodes planned[1], with the first episode, "Fire and Ice," scheduled to be released in Summer 2009. The producers aim to raise money for UNICEF.
Doctor Who 2009 stars Kenneth Raymond Moore as The Doctor and Jennifer Richman as Alice Hemingway, the Doctor's companion.
Marketing
The first trailer for the pilot episode, "Fire and Ice," was released 25 December 2008. The reception was mostly positive. Fans called the trailer "epic,"[2] praising the high production values and the use of the Ice Warriors.[3] Other Doctor Who fans questioned the legality of the production, accusing the producers of violating copyright law. Some Doctor Who fans criticized the idea of an American production of a classic British television series,[4] despite the fact that some members of the Doctor Who 2009 production are British.[5]
The second trailer was released 7 May 2009 and was met with extremely positive feedback.[6]
The production launched its own YouTube channel on 10 May 2009 and became the #67 Most Subscribed Channel and #14 Most Subscribed Director for the week.[7]
References
- ↑ Doctor Who 2009 Fan Film Trailer Debuts Online Fan Cinema Today, May 13th, 2009
- ↑ Doctor Who Fan-Film News | January 2009 YouTube video
- ↑ Doctor Who 2009 Very Good Trailer, You Must See This! Life, Doctor Who & Combom, 9 January 2009
- ↑ Doctor Who 2009 - American remake Digital Spy forums
- ↑ Doctor Who 2009: Cast & Crew Official Cast & Crew page
- ↑ Doctor Who 2009: Fire and Ice Trailer on YouTube
- ↑ Doctor Who 2009 YouTube Channel