Return to Devil’s End

Year: 1993

Runtime: 55 mins

Language: English

Documentary

Filmed in the village used for the Doctor Who story “The Dæmons” (episode #059), this documentary was made before Jon Pertwee’s death. It is hosted by Nicholas Courtney, Richard Franklin, John Levene, director Christopher Barry and Dalek voice Nicholas Briggs. Interviews with cast crew and locals accompany a tour of sites, using archival 1971 footage.

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