Doctor Who producer Verity Lambert recalls the small budget the television show Doctor Who had in 1963 and explains why extra creativity came from the limited resources her production team had to work with. Continue reading
Doctor Who producer Verity Lambert discusses the character traits she wanted the Doctor to have and she shares her opinion of William Hartnell's take on the character. Continue reading
Director Waris Hussein recalls what it was like to direct the first episodes of Doctor Who. He also explains why he was chosen to direct and how the idea evolved into the Doctor Who television program that the BBC premiered on November 23, 1963. Continue reading
Actor Peter Purves, who portrayed companion Steven Taylor, recalls what it was like working with first Doctor portrayed by British stage and screen actor, William Hartnell. Continue reading
Patrick Troughton shares his thoughts on acting and recalls when he was asked to become the new Doctor for the BBC's hit program. Continue reading
Maurice Sendak discusses his book Where the Wild Things Are, his thoughts on art and writing, and his literary past and how it shaped his future. Continue reading
Maurice Sendak recalls the number of times his book Where the Wild Things Are was almost made into a movie and how he feels about Spike Jonze's telling of the beloved story. Continue reading
Maurice Sendak recalls the origins of the Wild Things and what it was like to work on the opera version of his illustrated children's book 'Where the Wild Things Are' with composer Oliver Knussen. Continue reading
Ed Fries, Xbox co-creator, discusses the first days of Microsoft's gaming console and the current state of videogame design. Continue reading
Xbox design lead Horace Luke discusses the inspiration behind the look and functionality of the Xbox console and controller. Group program manager Jeff Henshaw also discusses the choice to include a hard drive and make other improvements. Continue reading