| UPC: |
Disc: 8A7A-49D2-52C5-C4B3 (DVD) |
| Region Coding: |
2, 4 |
| Production Year: |
1978 |
| Rating: |
PG (Parental guidance suggested) |
| Running Time: |
52 min. |
| DVD Release: |
3/1/2004 |
| Case Type: |
Digipak |
| Video Formats: |
Full Frame 1.33:1 |
| Disc Formats: |
Single Sided, Single Layered |
| SRP: |
£0.00 |
ORAC
The crew of the Liberator head to the planet Aristo to deliver medical supplies to the computer scientist Ensor, creator of the mobile super-computer Orac. Where Blake and Cally require from Ensor, anti-radiation drugs for Avon, Gan, Vila and Jenna who have absorbed radiation from Cephlon. Travis and Serverlan have also arrived on Aristo as they bid on claiming Orac for themselves. |
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| Genres |
Television
Science Fiction
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| Studios |
BBC
Media Companies: Fabulous Films, BBC Worldwide |
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| Features |
Scene Access
Feature Trailers
Featurettes
Deleted Scenes
Outtakes/Bloopers
Production Notes |
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| Audio Tracks |
English Dolby Digital Mono
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| Cast |
13. Orac
Gareth Thomas as Blake
Sally Knyvette as Jenna
Paul Darrow as Avon
Jan Chappell as Cally
Michael Keating as Vila
David Jackson as Gan
Peter Tuddenham as Zen (voice)
Derek Farr as Ensor
Stephen Greif as Travis
Jacqueline Pearce as Servalan
Phibians
James Muir
Paul Kidd
Derek Farr as Orac (uncredited, voice) |
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| Crew |
13. Orac
Direction:
Vere Lorrimer: Director
Writing:
Terry Nation: Writer
Terry Nation: Created By
Production:
David Maloney: Producer
Film Editing:
M.A.C. Adams: Film Editor
Sam Upton: Film Editor
Malcolm Banthorpe: Film Editor
Music:
Dudley Simpson: Composer
Sound:
Tony Millier: Sound
Art:
Ian Scoones: Visual Effects
Mat Irvine: Visual Effects
A. J. Mitchell: Visual Effects
Rupert Jarvis: Costume Designer
Marianne Ford: Make-up Artist
Martin Collins: Production Designer
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