The Fall of the Doctor

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***The Fall of the Doctor*** is a live-action film based on *Doctor Who FanFilm*. It is the first installment of the DW2012 Universe to be a film.

The story continues the series 4 finale, The Final Enigma. It marks Luke Newman's final portrayal as the Little Red Doctor, getting Dominic Greenwood Martin to replace the actor's main role as The Purple Doctor.

## Cast

* Luke Newman as The Little Red Doctor, Nova, and Dr. Who
* Megan Shirley as Megan Williams
* Elizabeth Kirk as Scarlet, Sontaran, and Dalek Operator
* Jordan Jones as The Master and Elder Silence
* Jack Barron-Haighfield as Timelord General
* Dokka Chapman as The Valeyard
* James Sutton as Omega, Arkhallon, & Alpha Centurai
* Sophie Flanagan as Romana
* Dale Smith as The Brigadier
* Harry Calder as Crovax
* Chloe Naughton as Jessica Whitehouse
* Daniel Patton as The Irish Doctor & K-9 (voice)
* Áine Coyle as Maggie May and Arkhallon
* Claire Andrews as Eliza
* Melissa Collier as Annabelle McKenzie
* Sian Kumar as Robyn
* Mickey Wildman as The Future Doctor
* Ben Walden as Cybermen
* Dominic Greenwood Martin as Ice Warrior and The Purple Doctor
* Craig McDowall as Silence
* Geoffry Allen as Davros
* Kai Nelson as Matt Steele

## Synopsis

The past, present and future are all stake. Omega threatens everyone in existence as he fights for power over time and space, but the Doctor, friends and foes unite together to stand against Omega.

## Crew

* Written by - Luke Newman
* Directed and Edited by - Daniel J. Patton
* Directed and Edited by - Luke Newman
* Director of Photography - Daniel J. Patton
* Director of Photography - Luke Newman
* Director of Photography - Megan Shirley
* Director of Photography - Dokka Chapman
* Director of Photography - Dominic Greenwood Martin
* Visual Effects By - Daniel J. Patton
* Visual Effects By - Ben Walden
* Visual Effects By - Luke Newman
* Set Builders - Luke Newman
* Set Builders - Megan Shirley
* Stunt Double - Kieron Holmes
* Prop Maker - Luke Newman
* Prop Maker - James Sutton
* Music By - Luke Newman
* Costume Maker - Luke Newman
* Costume Maker - Megan Shirley
* Script Writer - Luke Newman
* Make Up - Megan Shirley
* Photographer - Dokka Chapman
* Marketing and Publicity - Luke Newman
* Marketing and Publicity - Megan Shirley
* Marketing and Publicity - Dominic Greenwood Martin
* Marketing and Publicity - Dokka Chapman
* Graphic Designer - Daniel J. Patton
* Runner - Harry Calder
* Runner - Elizabeth Kirk
* Runner - Dale Smith
* Producer - Luke Newman

## Plot

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On a beach on Earth, the Doctor lays on the sand, unconscious.

Somewhere on a ship in space, Alpha Centauri contacts the Doctor for help, alarmed by Omega's presence. Torturing them, Omega demands the whereabouts of a weapon known as the time scepter. Scared, Alpha blurts out that Nova knows. When Omega summoned Nova, Nova initially claims the weapon to be a myth. Nova eventually informs him that it's on the core of Gallifrey gives in exchange for Omega to spare Alpha's life. Nonetheless, Omega kills Alpha anyway and heads to Gallifrey, up to Nova's dismay. Before leaving, Omega executes the Dalek doomsday weapon on the ship which will kill everyone there.

Megan Williams reads a newspaper from The Times regarding a war relating to Omega threatening to burn the Earth's inhabitants, marking the headline to be the "END OF THE WORLD?". Leaving somewhere cause the Doctor advised there to be not safe, the Brigadier calls about an upcoming meeting, staying prepared. Robyn is near a train track, having the same newspaper. The Brigadier enters inside a car.

    On Slarvis 16, a hooded man requests an Arkhallon to sell something. The Arkhallon arrogantly refuses. To convince him, the man takes off his hood. When the Arkhallon doesn't recognize him, the man reveals himself to be the Master of another regeneration. The Arkhallon apologizes and shamefully admits to not having object after a month. He also finds it difficult to enlist his people to the Master's "suicide army" regarding Omega's potential victory since the Master is responsible for many of his species' deaths. Not complied, the Master threatens him with his laser screwdriver, scaring the Arkhallon to settle for an arrangement. Satisfied, the Master laughs.

On Gallifrey, the Timelord General, Maxwell, informs Romana, the president, of the lost session to be in progress as tomorrow is the last. Ensuring survival, the president has faith in the Doctor to prevent this, up to the Timelord General to object as he grows impatient. The Timelord General then informs of Omega subsequently being at Skaro, Gallifrey, Talos, and the end. The end is a dying planet that is suspended outside a black hole. The president decides to call the Doctor about this.

The TARDIS arrives at Mars, the Ice Warriors' home planet, where the Doctor and Scarlet are chased by the species, up to her own disbelief that he convinced her. Lord Commander Zar, an Ice Warrior, approaches them, demanding why they are here. Failing to convince Lord Commander Zar, the Doctor begs for reinforcements in favor of an upcoming war he's leading against Omega. Lord Commander Zar comes through in exchange for the Doctor to tend to the sick for five hours.

Back at the TARDIS, the Doctor is unpleased about the deal, finding the Ice Warrior's shells to be unpleasent. Coughed, he took three pills, worrying Scarlet. The TARDIS receives a distress call, ignored by him. The Doctor figures the signal to be junk mail only for Scarlet to have caught him lying as she discovers four hundred and seventy-three distress calls requesting help. He ignored them because of the possible burden he would face from being deemed as a hero in spite of the situation being his fault. Disappointed and frustrated, Scarlet convinces him that he needs to make things right for them especially if it's his fault. Realizing his mistake, he answers his latest distress call which is from Gallifrey, heading the TARDIS to the planet.

At Gallifrey, the general still remains impatient for the Doctor's arrival. Traveled with the Doctor herself, Romana is faithful, adhering the Doctor to hope. Fortunately, the Doctor finally arrives with Scarlet. As informed by Romana and the general, Omega has attacked Gallifrey, causing Romana and the general's forced regeneration. Failing to reach at the attack, Romana and the general tried to contact the Doctor twenty-four times. While at the planet, Omega has stolen the time scepter — a weapon that was falsely presumed as a myth from being kept secretive — from a private vault. Originally the concept to the Key to Time, the time scepter is an ancient Gallifreyan staff that can alter and rewrite time by the preference of the user's desire. Because the weapon was not trusted by Rasslion or any other being to possessive the weapon, the vault is located at the planet's core.

Needing an "astonishing" amount of power to use the weapon, Omega is hiding at the end, dazing the Doctor from being familiar with the planet. According to legend, "Omega" is the Greek word for "end", deducing them about the forthcoming end. After the deduce, the Doctor expects the upcoming approach to his death. Since Omega's plan is alarming undisclosed, the Doctor desperately fails to summon Kassala and the Chancellor since Omega slaughtered many on Gallifrey, resulting in the survivors fearfully leaving the planet; the survivors' absence only leaves Romana, the general, and the Valeyard left on Gallifrey.

Already recruited a few, the Doctor blatantly disregards the general of needing an army to kill Omega. Tomorrow is the final day for the sake of the timeline against Omega, prepared by the Master to recruit. Scheduled with Maxwell to meet at the end, The Doctor sets on to recruit the Valeyard in spite of his lacking trust, deciding to release him into freedom.

Back in the TARDIS, the Doctor and Scarlet arrive on Earth to meet Megan, who woke up and saw him wave nearby through a window. Megan joined the Doctor on a swing set. The Doctor informs of them heading to war with no guarantees of their safety and survival, understanding if she wants no part with him. Megan assures her not purposely placing a burden upon him, deeming her safety to be her own responsibility. She sets on partaking this together with him just cause it is morally right. The Doctor notes her hope on the current circumstances is why he chooses her, looking upon her fear not clouding her judgment. He assures her he will admire how he shared his life with her when he dies, prompting her to change the subject since she just applied makeup. The Doctor asks about her powers. Despite once accidentally using her powers to burn a tree when eating a sandwich, she assures her ability to control her powers. She then bought up the possibility of his eventual survival; however, he remains unsure. Before they leave, the Doctor suggests she bid goodbye to her gran. Even though the potential conversation may be her last to her, Megan refuses, wanting her to instead be remembered by her on an ordinary day rather than a goodbye from "out of blue"; she also does not her gran to blame herself for not noticing what was wrong. The Doctor and Megan hold hands and then head to the TARDIS.