The Return of Victor Bergman (Space: 1999 film)
Fan Film | |
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Title: | The Return of Victor Bergman |
Creator: | Barry Morse, Robert E. Wood, Anthony Wynn |
Date: | Debuted July 16, 2010 |
Length: | 8 minutes |
Medium: | DVD |
Genre: | Science Fiction |
Fandom: | Space: 1999 |
URL: | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yj91am-tX1c[N 1] |
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The Return of Victor Bergman is a fan-produced short film scripted by Robert E. Wood and Barry Morse.
The film featured a new performance by Barry Morse and also uses clips (including Morse and various other actors) from the series.
Directed by Robert E. Wood. Produced by Anthony Wynn.
In the film, Bergman is shown collapsing on Moonbase Alpha and taken to the Medical Centre intensive care unit. Presumably an issue with his mechanical heart. Dr. Russell is unable to revive him, but she is able to place him in cryogenic stasis.
He is later revived and upon waking greets his fellow Alphans via Comloc-feed to the main viewer in Command Centre. The Alphans are gathered in Command Centre and Bergman greets many of them by name. He ends by saying, "To everything that was... (shakes his head) ...To everything yet to be!" The scene closes with Bergman giving a wink.
Factoids
- First shown publicly at the Journey to Where convention in Austin, Texas on July 16, 2010.
- Released after the death of actor Barry Morse on February 2, 2008.
- Filmed at Vulkon in Cleveland, Ohio, USA, on April 27, 2002.
- Script included in the story collection of the same name (The Return of Victor Bergman), also released at the same location and month. This story collection also includes various works of fan fiction with focus on Bergman and was edited by Anthony Wynn.
- A DVD disk was included with the aforementioned story collection; the disk surface incorporated a crescent Moon and picture of Barry Morse.
- Fans have subsequently dubbed the film "the 50th episode".
Notes
- ^ This video contains content from ITV_plc, who has blocked it in some countries, such as the United Kingdom, on copyright grounds.