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	Myth Makers: Frazer Hines


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Starring: Frazer Hines
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Editions: UK (VHS) | UK (DVD)
Description: Interview with the actor who starred in Doctor Who as companion Jamie McCrimmon for almost the entire Second Doctor era in the late 1960s.

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Edition: UK (VHS)
Released: December 1994
Publisher: Reeltime Pictures
Format: 1 x VHS PAL
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"I think the Cybermen to me were horrific because there was no emotion at all... like a psychopathic killer who smiles at you and is really thinking, ‘I’m going to kill you!’ "
FRAZER HINES is best known for his portrayal of JOE SUGDEN in EMMERDALE, his three year stint as JAMIE McCRIMMON in DOCTOR WHO must have been ideal preparation for the pressures of shooting a new innovative soap opera.
From his home in Yorkshire FRAZER explains to NICK BRIGGS how his career led to working on two such memorable series and why he has such a reputation for practical jokes.
This MYTH MAKERS also gives us a rare glimpse behind the public face of one of the most popular and respected actors to have appeared in DOCTOR WHO. We see the stud farm that FRAZER and LIZ HOBBS his wife have built up, and for the very first time anywhere we feature film shot by Frazer at the location shoot for the DOCTOR WHO story THE ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN [sic].
Together with FRAZER’s personal DOCTOR WHO digest, dare you miss this jam-packed edition?

Edition: UK (DVD)
Released: February 2015
Publisher: Reeltime Pictures
Format: 1 x DVD
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