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Joe was a producer, known for Dr. Who and the Daleks (1965) , Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 A.D. (1966) and What a Whopper (1961) . Joe died on 4 January 1986 in Bournemouth, Dorset, England, UK.
- Producer
- December 17, 1910
- Joe Vegoda
- January 4, 1986
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During the Dalekmania of Christmas 1964, two film producers called Joe Vegoda and Milton Subotsky secured the rights to produce a Dalek film based on the first television adventure. With Terry Nation already busy writing the third television serial for his metal creations, Subotsky himself worked on the film script, with some input from David Whita...
When a pair of new props had been made the previous year for the TV storyThe Dalek Invasion of Earth, Shawcraft had tweaked their method for targeting the hemisphere holes on certain panels. The same method had been employed for positioning the holes on every skirt, and so any quirks in the system were carried through all the props. For example, on...
Production got underway at Sheppertonon Friday 12th March 1965 for which the eight “hero” props were utilised together on set as effectively as possible. The Daleks’ livery was designed to take full advantage of the colour format of the motion picture and thus the paint schemes provide the obvious way to distinguish the first two props. As became t...
For some FX shots, such as the destruction of the Dalek control room, and also the crowd scenes there afterits destruction, a batch of 10 Dalek ‘extras’were made. Technically these were the first Daleks not to be built by Shawcraft, as they were created at the Plaster shop at Shepperton studios at a cost of £100 each. The extras were relatively sop...
Just as shooting wrapped on the film, the production team for the Doctor Who TV show was preparing their own Dalek adventure, The Chase. This story was intended as something of a blockbuster – even if the budget didn’t fulfil this ambition – and the script featured a multitude of planets, time-periods, different aliens, and even a cameo from The Be...
There was a great deal of publicity for the Daleks’ big-screen debut, starting with BBC interviews with the cast whilst the film was still being shot. Then, on 17th May, a dozen of the props were loaded onto a truckready for a long journey to the south of France. The collection which was readied to go abroad comprised five hero props, and the rest ...
Even once the initial film frenzy had passed, the guest appearances did not stop. The leaders AARU One and AARU Two as well as AARU Four attended Lewis’s in Stoke-on-Trent in 1966. By this stage the props had had repaints which departed from their film appearance, with the Red AARU Two‘s fender now black instead of gold, and the blue AARU Four‘s he...
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