Producer and screenwriter Russell T Davies He denied speculation that doctor who Its per-episode budget increased to £10 million (equivalent to $12.1 million), something allegedly caused by the distribution deal with Disney +.
This was overdone. If this value is correct, I will be speaking directly from my base on the moon. This is not our budget, and I am concerned that this type of misinformation could create false expectations.”
announced to Radio Times.
“At the same time, I can say that we have a pretty great budget, and we’re very pleased with the way we’re continuing to produce.”
It is worth noting that the broadcaster of the series, BBCentered into an agreement with Disney TV For unreleased episodes that will be made available in the Disney+ catalog starting this year.
“It’s the best of both worlds. With the vision and joy of the BBC and Disney+ united, we can launch the TARDIS across the planet, reaching a new generation of fans, while firmly maintaining our traditional home with the BBC in the UK.”
Celebrated by Russell T Davies.
disney head +, Alyssa BowenHe thinks Doctor Who “Perfect addition” to the broadcast platform’s growing scope of global programming.
“We are excited about the opportunity to bring new seasons of this beloved franchise exclusively to Disney+ and introduce the series to the next generation of fans.”
is over.
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