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Myth Makers 16: Richard Franklin was a Reeltime Pictures direct-to-video documentary in which actor Richard Franklin was interviewed.
== Synopsis ==
(This synopsis is taken from the 1989 VHS edition)
"When I see the Doctor is actually face to face with a man-eating monster... then I realise I’ve been duped..."
In this edition of Myth Makers Richard Franklin, better known to Doctor Who fans as Captain Mike Yates, shows Nicholas Briggs some of the sights and sounds of his home village of Middleham including his own unique house.
Richard tells the very personal story of how he began his career in acting, how he won the part of Mike Yates and how his life has continued to be involved in phenomenon that is Doctor Who.
Mind you, Nick did have to persuade him to co-operate...
(This synopsis is taken from the 1996 VHS edition)
"I loved playing Mike Yates but there were times when I felt the character could go a lot further..."
During the early 1970’s the United Nations Intelligence Taskforce featured heavily in Doctor Who. Captain Mike Yates joined “the three man army” during Terror of the Autons and was a regular cast member right through the Jon Pertwee era.
Richard Franklin’s portrayal of the idealistic young army officer was an instant success with viewers and eventually led to Mike Yates playing a pivotal role in both Invasion of the Dinosaurs and Planet of the Spiders.
This Myth Makers consists of two interviews with Richard, the first shot on location at his Yorkshire home in 1989 and the second in studios seven years later.
Mind you, Nicholas Briggs did have to persuade Richard to co-operate...
== Crew ==
* Interviewer - Nicholas Briggs
* Crystal by - Derek Handley
* Transport - Dynes
* Camera - Edward Strickland
* Sound - Richard Landen
* Editor - Edward Strickland
* Sleeve Artwork - Tony Clark
* Opening Titles - Kevin Davies
* Music - Mark Ayres
* Production Assistant - Gary Russell
* Producer - Keith Barnfather
* Director - John Ainsworth
== Notes ==
* The 1996 VHS release was an extended edition.
* The 2005 DVD release contained an introduction, a biography and Behind the Scenes footage.
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