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<span style="font-size:200%;">Dr Who and the Daleks (1965)</span>
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<span style="font-size:200%;">Dr Who and the Daleks</span>
  
<span style="font-size:200%;">Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 A.D. (1966)</span>
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<span style="font-size:200%;">Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 A.D.</span>
 
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[[File:Variety 19650804a fix.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Variety magazine, 4 August 1965, page 1]]
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[[File:Variety 19650804b fix.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Variety magazine, 4 August 1965, page 2]]
 
[[File:Y Los Daleks.jpg|350px|thumb|right|Poster for movie's release in Spain]]
 
[[File:2150ADUSA.JPG|250px|thumb|right|When the second film was first shown on USA TV, it was billed under a shortened title]]
 
[[File:DrWhoandtheDaleks 19841006.jpg|thumb|right|250px|WOR airing, 1984]]
 
 
*'''UK Release Dates'''
 
*'''UK Release Dates'''
 
**'''23 August 1965'''
 
**'''23 August 1965'''
 
**'''5 August 1966'''
 
**'''5 August 1966'''
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The two '''Peter Cushing Dalek Movies''' produced by '''[[wikipedia:Amicus Productions|Amicus Productions / Aaru]]''' screened in cinemas around the world, aired on television many times and were released on various home media formats. 
  
  
 
'''CINEMAS'''
 
'''CINEMAS'''
  
The two '''Peter Cushing Dalek Movies''' screened in cinemas around the world in the '''1960s and 70s''' - either dubbed or subtitled - although the '''second film''' had a much wider distribution than the first, especially in Europe.  
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The films were distributed by [[wikipedia:British Lion Films|BLC / British Lion / Regal Films International]], and in some foreign territories by [[wikipedia:The Rank Organisation|The Rank Organisation]] and New Arts Associates Inc, although the '''second film''' had a much wider distribution than the first, especially in Europe.
  
The films were distributed by [[wikipedia:British Lion Films|BLC / British Lion / Regal Films International]], and in some foreign territories by [[wikipedia:The Rank Organisation|The Rank Organisation]].  
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Only the first film received a cinematic release in the [[United States]] and [[Canada]]. The second was never distributed as a theatrical presentation in North America.
  
Only the first film received a cinematic release in the [[United States]] and [[Canada]]. The second was never distributed as a theatrical presentation in North America, but eventually ended up on TV from early '''1969''', and was usually billed under the shortened title '''"Invasion Earth 2150 AD".  
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Non-English prints were either dubbed or subtitled. While foreign posters often displayed a translated title, the film prints themselves would have retained the English credits, but with the foreign title only displayed as a basic text caption, if at all.  
  
The arrival of the second film within Latin America was late - it was subtitled in '''1977''' - and distribution was very limited; the only country we could find clear evidence of the movie showing was in [[Argentina]]. But both films were later dubbed into Spanish and shown on TV in the '''late 70s / early 80s'''.
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But some foreign trailers - such as the one from Italy (see below) - did have fully-realised translated title cards, and given the expense to produce, these would have also been applied to the film prints.    
 
 
In Middle Eastern countries where the second film was shown, it was often already dubbed into another language (usually French or Italian) but with added Arabic subtitles.  
 
  
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In Middle Eastern countries where the second film was shown, the prints had already been dubbed into another language (usually French or Italian) but were exhibited with added Arabic subtitles.
  
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The arrival of the second film within Latin America was late - it was subtitled in '''1977''' - and distribution was very limited; the only country we could find clear evidence of the movie showing was in [[Argentina]]. But both films were later dubbed into Spanish and shown on TV in the '''late 1970s / early 80s'''.
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{{Image table
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|[[File:Variety 19650804a fix.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Announcing the arrival of the Daleks in the USA; Variety magazine, 4 August 1965, page 1]]
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|[[File:Variety 19650804b fix.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Variety magazine, page 2]]
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|[[File:Y Los Daleks.jpg|350px|thumb|right|Poster for the first movie's release in Spain in the late 1960s (painted by Macario 'Mac' Gomez) NOTE: Although the poster displays the translated title, the film itself would most likely retain the English captions and credits. Gomez's art was later used on the cover of the Italian DVD set]]
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'''TELEVISION'''
 
'''TELEVISION'''
  
The sequel debuted on US TV in '''1969''' (see above).
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The sequel made its debut in the US on television in '''1969''', but was usually billed under the shortened title '''"Invasion Earth 2150 AD".  
  
Both were first broadcast on BBC1 in '''1972'''. This was in a cropped 4:3 pan and scan presentation. They aired again several more times on that channel in the 70s and 80s (sometimes as unscheduled filler for cancelled sports), while the sequel made a single appearance on BBC2 in 1983; the last BBC showing was in '''1987'''.  
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Both films were first broadcast on BBC1 in '''1972'''. This was in a cropped 4:3 pan and scan presentation. They aired again several more times on that channel in the 70s and 80s (sometimes as unscheduled filler for cancelled sports), while the sequel made a single appearance on BBC2 in 1983; the last BBC showing was in '''1987'''.  
  
 
The films debuted on Australian TV in '''1972''' and '''1980''' respectively - see [[Australia Cushing|Full airdates listing here]].
 
The films debuted on Australian TV in '''1972''' and '''1980''' respectively - see [[Australia Cushing|Full airdates listing here]].
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In '''September 1990''', both were screened during [[BSB]]'s "Doctor Who Weekend". The films were also shown on other UK-based [[Cable and Satellite]] stations.  
 
In '''September 1990''', both were screened during [[BSB]]'s "Doctor Who Weekend". The films were also shown on other UK-based [[Cable and Satellite]] stations.  
  
Both were broadcast for the first time in a widescreen format on Channel 4 in '''1994'''.  For these screenings of '''Daleks' Invasion Earth''' (and in some of the later DVD releases) the pre-credit sequence had been repositioned to come ''after'' the titles.  
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Both were broadcast for the first time in the UK in a '''widescreen''' format on Channel 4 in '''1994'''.  <!--For these screenings of '''Daleks' Invasion Earth''' (and in some of the later DVD releases) the pre-credit sequence had been repositioned to come ''after'' the titles. NEED TO CHECK THIS-->
  
Both films were broadcast on television many times in many other countries, and as such it would be impossible to catalogue ''all'' the TV appearances, so only some known instances are included below. (Additional info on TV appearances can be found on the main country profiles.)
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It wasn't until the early '''2000s''' that '''Daleks' Invasion...''' was dubbed into European Spanish for satellite broadcasts.  
  
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Both films were broadcast on television '''many many times''' in '''many''' other countries, and as such it would be impossible to catalogue ''all'' the TV appearances, so only some known instances are included below. (Additional info on TV appearances can be found on the main country profiles.)
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{{Image table
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|[[File:2150ADUSA.JPG|250px|thumb|right|When the second film was first shown on USA TV, it was billed under a shortened title]]
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|[[File:DrWhoandtheDaleks 19841006.jpg|thumb|right|250px|WOR New York aired the first film in 1984]]
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{{clear}}
  
 
'''VHS / DVD'''
 
'''VHS / DVD'''
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[[File:DaleksVHS1.JPG|right|thumb|250px|1988 UK VHS tape for the first film]]
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The distribution rights to the British Lion film library were held by EMI in '''1976'''. In '''1982''', EMI / Thorn released both Dalek films on VHS for the first time (in the UK, US, and [[Australia]] / [[New Zealand]]). The first was also released in [[Spain]], while only the second came out in [[Japan]] and [[Greece]]. The tapes were in a cropped 4:3 pan and scan format.
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EMI was sold to Cannon in '''1986''', and the new owner issued dubbed or subtitled foreign language editions of the second film only in [[Italy]], while the first finally made its arrival in [[Japan]].
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Cannon sold the catalogue to the Weintraub Entertainment Group in '''1987''', and they re-issued the tapes in the UK and Australia (through Warner), and the US (by GoodTimes).
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The rights were acquired from Weintraub by Lumiere Pictures Ltd after '''1992'''. New US tapes were issued through Republic Pictures in '''1994'''. Lumiere also released the 30th anniversary celebratory documentary '''"[[Dalekmania]]"''' in '''July 1995'''.
  
The distribution rights to the British Lion film library were sold to EMI in '''1976'''. In '''1982''', EMI / Thorn released both Dalek films on VHS for the first time (in the UK, US and [[Australia]] / [[New Zealand]]). The tapes were in a cropped 4:3 pan and scan format.  
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It wasn't until '''1996''' - when Lumiere sold the catalogue to UGC DA International - that '''widescreen''' presentations were released for the first time on commercial tapes in the UK (under the Beyond Vision Cult Classic series via Warner), and Australia (by Polygram).  
  
EMI was sold to Cannon in '''1986''', and the new owners and their sub-licensee Warner Bros, re-released the tapes, now also in dubbed or subtitled foreign language editions (such as for [[Japan]] and [[Italy]]). It wasn't until '''1990''' that widescreen presentations were released commercially.
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Later that same year, UGC was acquired by the French company [[wikipedia:StudioCanal|StudioCanal]], and they issued the Dalek films on DVD for the first time in '''2001'''.  
  
The rights were held by Lumiere Pictures Ltd in the mid-1990s, and they released the celebratory documentary '''"[[Dalekmania]]"''' in '''July 1995'''. Warner Bros retained the UK license on the movies.
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Over the next decade, there were several new subtitled or dubbed foreign editions such as in [[Japan]], [[Italy]], [[Spain]] and [[Brazil]]. (Some of the dubs may have been new, not reused from previous releases.)
  
By '''2001''', the full rights on both films and their distribution had been acquired by the French company [[wikipedia:StudioCanal|StudioCanal]], and they issued the Dalek films on DVD for the first time. There were also several new foreign editions subtitled or dubbed (some of the dubs may have been new, not reused from previous releases). Most of the DVD sets included the "[[Dalekmania]]" documentary.
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For the StudioCanal DVDs, the pre-credits sequence in '''Daleks' Invasion...''' was repositioned to come ''after'' the titles. (This was 'fixed' for later DVDs and Blu-ray releases.)  
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Most of the DVD / Blu-ray sets released by StudioCanal (or their foreign licencees - e.g. Anchor Bay in the USA, and Universal in Australia) included the 1995 "[[Dalekmania]]" documentary.
  
 
Only some of the VHS and DVDs are noted below. See the main country profiles plus the following lists of known releases:   
 
Only some of the VHS and DVDs are noted below. See the main country profiles plus the following lists of known releases:   
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[[File:DIE Italian titles.JPG|left|thumb|525px|Title caption from the Italian trailer (as seen on the Dalekmania video)]]
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'''DALEK MOVIES TABULATED'''
 
'''DALEK MOVIES TABULATED'''
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|[[Canada]]|| Y (also TV)||(TV / VHS / DVD only)
 
|[[Canada]]|| Y (also TV)||(TV / VHS / DVD only)
 
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|[[China]]||'''怪博士天外降魔''' (VHS only?)||'''飛碟 大力人'''(also VHS as '''飞碟大力人达莱克斯入侵地球''')
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|[[China]]||||'''飛碟 大力人''' (also TV)
 
|-
 
|-
 
|[[Denmark]]||||'''Dr Who's Hemmelige Våben'''
 
|[[Denmark]]||||'''Dr Who's Hemmelige Våben'''
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|-
 
|-
 
|[[Gibraltar]]||Y||
 
|[[Gibraltar]]||Y||
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|[[Greece]]||||('''ΕΙΣΒΟΛΕΙΣ ΑΠΟ ΤΟ ΔΙΑΣΤΗΜΑ''' - VHS only?)
 
|-
 
|-
 
|[[Guatemala]]||('''El Dr Misterio y los Daleks''' - TV only?)||
 
|[[Guatemala]]||('''El Dr Misterio y los Daleks''' - TV only?)||
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|[[Hong Kong]]||'''怪博士天外降魔'''||'''飛碟 大力人'''
 
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|[[Iceland]]||'''Dr Who og Vélmennin'''||
 
|[[Iceland]]||'''Dr Who og Vélmennin'''||
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|[[Italy]]||('''Dr Who & the Daleks''' - DVD only)||'''Daleks Il Futuro Fra un Milione di Anni''' (also TV / VHS / DVD)
 
|[[Italy]]||('''Dr Who & the Daleks''' - DVD only)||'''Daleks Il Futuro Fra un Milione di Anni''' (also TV / VHS / DVD)
 
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|[[Japan]]||'''怪人ダレクの惑星''' (also VHS / DVD)||('''地球侵略戦争2150''' - VHS / DVD only?)
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|[[Japan]]||('''怪人ダレクの惑星''' - VHS only?)||('''地球侵略戦争2150''' - VHS / DVD only?)
 
|-
 
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|[[Jamaica]]||Y||
 
|[[Jamaica]]||Y||
 
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|[[:Category:South America|Latin America countries]]||(TV only?)||(TV only?)
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|[[:Category:South America|Latin America countries]]||('''Dr Who y los Daleks''' - TV only?)||
 
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|[[Libya]]||||This was the Italian dub with Arabic subtitles
 
|[[Libya]]||||This was the Italian dub with Arabic subtitles
 
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|[[Luxembourg]]||X||'''Les Daleks Envahissent la Terre''' (also TV)
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|[[Luxembourg]]||X||'''Les Daleks Envahissent la Terre''' (maybe TV only?)
 
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|[[Malaysia]]||||Y
 
|[[Malaysia]]||||Y
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|-
 
|-
 
|[[New Zealand]]||Y (also TV / VHS / DVD)||Y (also TV / VHS / DVD / BR)
 
|[[New Zealand]]||Y (also TV / VHS / DVD)||Y (also TV / VHS / DVD / BR)
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|[[Pakistan]]||||Y
 
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|[[Poland]]||('''Doktor Who i Dalekowie''' - TV only)||('''Najazd Daleków na Ziemię''' - TV only)
 
|[[Poland]]||('''Doktor Who i Dalekowie''' - TV only)||('''Najazd Daleków na Ziemię''' - TV only)

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Dr Who and the Daleks

Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 A.D.


  • UK Release Dates
    • 23 August 1965
    • 5 August 1966

The two Peter Cushing Dalek Movies produced by Amicus Productions / Aaru screened in cinemas around the world, aired on television many times and were released on various home media formats.


CINEMAS

The films were distributed by BLC / British Lion / Regal Films International, and in some foreign territories by The Rank Organisation and New Arts Associates Inc, although the second film had a much wider distribution than the first, especially in Europe.

Only the first film received a cinematic release in the United States and Canada. The second was never distributed as a theatrical presentation in North America.

Non-English prints were either dubbed or subtitled. While foreign posters often displayed a translated title, the film prints themselves would have retained the English credits, but with the foreign title only displayed as a basic text caption, if at all.

But some foreign trailers - such as the one from Italy (see below) - did have fully-realised translated title cards, and given the expense to produce, these would have also been applied to the film prints.

In Middle Eastern countries where the second film was shown, the prints had already been dubbed into another language (usually French or Italian) but were exhibited with added Arabic subtitles.

The arrival of the second film within Latin America was late - it was subtitled in 1977 - and distribution was very limited; the only country we could find clear evidence of the movie showing was in Argentina. But both films were later dubbed into Spanish and shown on TV in the late 1970s / early 80s.

Announcing the arrival of the Daleks in the USA; Variety magazine, 4 August 1965, page 1
Variety magazine, page 2
Poster for the first movie's release in Spain in the late 1960s (painted by Macario 'Mac' Gomez) NOTE: Although the poster displays the translated title, the film itself would most likely retain the English captions and credits. Gomez's art was later used on the cover of the Italian DVD set


TELEVISION

The sequel made its debut in the US on television in 1969, but was usually billed under the shortened title "Invasion Earth 2150 AD".

Both films were first broadcast on BBC1 in 1972. This was in a cropped 4:3 pan and scan presentation. They aired again several more times on that channel in the 70s and 80s (sometimes as unscheduled filler for cancelled sports), while the sequel made a single appearance on BBC2 in 1983; the last BBC showing was in 1987.

The films debuted on Australian TV in 1972 and 1980 respectively - see Full airdates listing here.

New Zealand saw the first film on TV in 1979, and the sequel not until 1989.

In September 1990, both were screened during BSB's "Doctor Who Weekend". The films were also shown on other UK-based Cable and Satellite stations.

Both were broadcast for the first time in the UK in a widescreen format on Channel 4 in 1994.

It wasn't until the early 2000s that Daleks' Invasion... was dubbed into European Spanish for satellite broadcasts.

Both films were broadcast on television many many times in many other countries, and as such it would be impossible to catalogue all the TV appearances, so only some known instances are included below. (Additional info on TV appearances can be found on the main country profiles.)

When the second film was first shown on USA TV, it was billed under a shortened title
WOR New York aired the first film in 1984



VHS / DVD

1988 UK VHS tape for the first film

The distribution rights to the British Lion film library were held by EMI in 1976. In 1982, EMI / Thorn released both Dalek films on VHS for the first time (in the UK, US, and Australia / New Zealand). The first was also released in Spain, while only the second came out in Japan and Greece. The tapes were in a cropped 4:3 pan and scan format.

EMI was sold to Cannon in 1986, and the new owner issued dubbed or subtitled foreign language editions of the second film only in Italy, while the first finally made its arrival in Japan.

Cannon sold the catalogue to the Weintraub Entertainment Group in 1987, and they re-issued the tapes in the UK and Australia (through Warner), and the US (by GoodTimes).

The rights were acquired from Weintraub by Lumiere Pictures Ltd after 1992. New US tapes were issued through Republic Pictures in 1994. Lumiere also released the 30th anniversary celebratory documentary "Dalekmania" in July 1995.

It wasn't until 1996 - when Lumiere sold the catalogue to UGC DA International - that widescreen presentations were released for the first time on commercial tapes in the UK (under the Beyond Vision Cult Classic series via Warner), and Australia (by Polygram).

Later that same year, UGC was acquired by the French company StudioCanal, and they issued the Dalek films on DVD for the first time in 2001.

Over the next decade, there were several new subtitled or dubbed foreign editions such as in Japan, Italy, Spain and Brazil. (Some of the dubs may have been new, not reused from previous releases.)

For the StudioCanal DVDs, the pre-credits sequence in Daleks' Invasion... was repositioned to come after the titles. (This was 'fixed' for later DVDs and Blu-ray releases.)

Most of the DVD / Blu-ray sets released by StudioCanal (or their foreign licencees - e.g. Anchor Bay in the USA, and Universal in Australia) included the 1995 "Dalekmania" documentary.

Only some of the VHS and DVDs are noted below. See the main country profiles plus the following lists of known releases:


Title caption from the Italian trailer (as seen on the Dalekmania video)


DALEK MOVIES TABULATED

The following tabled countries are those whose profiles contain specific reference to the movies being shown in theatres and/or on TV and/or released on Video/DVD (with the foreign or alternative titles given where known).

KEY: The table below is for cinema releases unless indicated otherwise: Y [film played in cinemas under original title]; X [film didn't play in cinemas at all]; blank [not known if seen in cinemas] (TV / Video / DVD / Blu-ray also noted where known)

Movie 1 Movie 2
Arabic countries غزا دلكس العالم عام ٢١٥٠
Argentina Daleks Invasion a la Tierra Ano 2150AD (also VHS)
Armed Forces Network Y - shown at US bases around the world (also TV) Y - shown at US bases around the world (also TV)
Australia Y (also VHS / DVD / BR / TV - airdates) Y (also VHS / DVD / BR / TV - airdates)
Belgium Les Daleks Envahissent la Terre and De Daleks Veroveren de Aarde
Brazil (A Guerra dos Daleks - TV only; and Dr Who e a Guerra dos Daleks - DVD only) Ano 2150 A Invasão da Terra (also DVD)
Canada Y (also TV) (TV / VHS / DVD only)
China 飛碟 大力人 (also TV)
Denmark Dr Who's Hemmelige Våben
Finland (Doctor Who ja Dalekit - TV only) (Doctor Who ja Dalekien Invaasio - TV only)
France (Dr Who Contre les Daleks - DVD only) Les Daleks Envahissent la Terre (also DVD)
Gibraltar Y
Greece (ΕΙΣΒΟΛΕΙΣ ΑΠΟ ΤΟ ΔΙΑΣΤΗΜΑ - VHS only?)
Guatemala (El Dr Misterio y los Daleks - TV only?)
Hong Kong 怪博士天外降魔 飛碟 大力人
Iceland Dr Who og Vélmennin
Ireland Y Y
Israel הפלישה לכדור הארץ
Italy (Dr Who & the Daleks - DVD only) Daleks Il Futuro Fra un Milione di Anni (also TV / VHS / DVD)
Japan (怪人ダレクの惑星 - VHS only?) (地球侵略戦争2150 - VHS / DVD only?)
Jamaica Y
Latin America countries (Dr Who y los Daleks - TV only?)
Libya This was the Italian dub with Arabic subtitles
Luxembourg X Les Daleks Envahissent la Terre (maybe TV only?)
Malaysia Y
Netherlands? X De Daleks Veroveren de Aarde
New Zealand Y (also TV / VHS / DVD) Y (also TV / VHS / DVD / BR)
Pakistan Y
Poland (Doktor Who i Dalekowie - TV only) (Najazd Daleków na Ziemię - TV only)
Portugal A Invasão da Terra
Singapore Y Y
Spain Dr Who y los Daleks (also VHS / TV / DVD) (Los Marcianos Invaden la Tierra - TV / DVD, with the alternative title Los Daleks Invaden la Tierra 2150 AD on the box cover)
Sweden (TV only) (TV only)
Switzerland Y
Thailand หุ่นยนต์ ทำลายโลก
Turkey Daleks Fezadan Saldiranlar 2150 Yili
United States Y (also TV / VHS / DVD / BR) X (on TV titled Invasion Earth 2150 AD; also TV / VHS / DVD / BR with correct title)
  • The films were also broadcast on cable and satellite feeds reaching numerous countries simultaneously (such as TV4 Science Fiction and Sci-Fi Channel Europe), and some of these would have been given translated titles in the online and print listings
    • The IMDB does provide a number of alternative foreign titles for several other countries and languages (as well as unsubstantiated overseas release dates), but many of these could just be 'Google translations' of what the names would be in those foreign languages rather than being official onscreen titles at the cinema, on TV / satellite broadcasts or on home media releases.
  • Our list above therefore includes only those foreign titles that can be backed-up by visual evidence such as newspaper clippings, cinema posters and VHS/DVD covers



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