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(1963–1989)

William Hartnell: Dr. Who, The Abbot of Amboise

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William Russell, William Hartnell, and Jacqueline Hill in Doctor Who (1963) William Russell, Carole Ann Ford, William Hartnell, and Jacqueline Hill in Doctor Who (1963) William Hartnell as Dr Who, peers through his monocle at two extra-terrestrials during filming of the popular science fiction series, 'Dr Who' at the BBC's Shepherds Bush Studios in London. 19th May 1964: Dr Who encounters the ancient Aztecs in an episode of the famous TV series. From left to right, the actors are John Ringham, William Russell, Jacqueline Hill, William Hartnell (1908 - 1975) and Keith Pyott. William Hartnell and Jon Pertwee in Doctor Who (1963) William Hartnell and John Ringham in Doctor Who (1963) William Hartnell and Margot Van der Burgh in Doctor Who (1963) William Russell and William Hartnell in Doctor Who (1963) William Hartnell in Doctor Who (1963) Carole Ann Ford and William Hartnell in Doctor Who (1963) Carole Ann Ford and William Hartnell in Doctor Who (1963) Carole Ann Ford, William Hartnell, and Jacqueline Hill in Doctor Who (1963) William Hartnell in Doctor Who (1963) William Hartnell and Jackie Lane in Doctor Who (1963) William Russell, Carole Ann Ford, William Hartnell, and Jacqueline Hill in Doctor Who (1963) Carole Ann Ford and William Hartnell in Doctor Who (1963) William Russell, William Hartnell, and Jacqueline Hill in Doctor Who (1963) William Hartnell in Doctor Who (1963) William Russell, Carole Ann Ford, and William Hartnell in Doctor Who (1963) William Russell, Carole Ann Ford, William Hartnell, and Jacqueline Hill in Doctor Who (1963) William Hartnell in Doctor Who (1963)

Quotes 

  • The Doctor : You know, I am so constantly outwitting the opposition, I tend to forget the delight and satisfaction of the arts... the gentle art of fisticuffs.

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