Dr Who & The Daleks The Official Story of the Films is a book by John Walsh published 5 December 2022. This is a behind the scenes look at the making of the films Dr. Who and the Daleks from 1965 and Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 A.D. This large format coffee table style book follows tells the story of how the original television series Doctor Who was adapted twice for cinema audiences. Walsh had previously written Harryhausen: The Lost Movies, Flash Gordon: The Official Story of the Film and Escape From New York: The Official Story of the Film. Walsh is a triple Rondo Award nominee for Book of the Year, 2020, 2021 and 2022 Overview ‘SciFi Pulse’ announced the publication of the new book. Forbidden Planet TV's Andrew Sumner interviewed Walsh about the issues of getting the book published, Sumner added, "I know how complex the road to producing this book has been." ‘Borg.com’ discussed the more obscure nature of the films covered in this book. “Unless you’re a major fan or followed Doctor Who for all of the past 59 years, you may not be aware that the late Peter Cushing played the Doctor in not just one, but two, major theatrical movies.” Borg went on to say that efforts to find those who worked on the film had been taken. “As for interviews, for those no longer living Walsh pulled together commentary from the past, including for stars Peter Cushing, writer Terry Nation, the first film’s co-star and companion Roy Castle and Barrie Ingham, who played the principal alien, as well as film crew members who have passed.” ‘Sci-Fi Pulse’ said the was an accurate examination of the films from the time. "Overall this book does a great job of giving an accurate history of both of these iconic movies and also delves into the politics that went on behind the scenes." ‘Film Juice’ remarked on the size and scale of the book Walsh had written. “The result is 160-pages of glorious, fan-pleasing information on the production, design, casting and special effects about these much-loved films. Each chapter is packed with full colour illustrations, including up-close views of props, posters and, of course, lots of fascinating behind-the-scenes photography.” ‘Future of the Force’ commented on the detail of the book's investigation of the films. “Every aspect of the two films is examined in detail. Whether it’s the model