Cushing Daleks
Dr Who and the Daleks (1965)
Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 AD (1966)
- UK Release Dates
- 23 August 1965
- 5 August 1966
The two Peter Cushing Dalek movies screened in cinemas around the world in the 1960s - either dubbed or subtitled - although the second film had a much wider global distribution than the first.
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 July 1969, under the shortened title "Invasion Earth 2150 AD".
Both films were broadcast on television in many countries, but it would be impossible to catalogue all TV appearances, so only notable instances are included below. Additional info on TV appearances can be found on the main country profiles.
The films were also released on dubbed or subtitled home media formats in a number of countries; again, only some of those are noted below. See the main country profiles plus the following lists of known releases:
CINEMA / TV / VIDEO
The following 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)
Arabic countries | غزا دلكس العالم عام ٢١٥٠ | |
Argentina | Daleks Invasion a la Tierra Ano 2150AD | |
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 | |
Brazil | Dr Who e a Guerra dos Daleks (TV and DVD only) | Ano 2150 A Invasão da Terra (also DVD) |
Canada | Y (also TV) | TV / VHS / DVD only |
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) |
Denmark | Dr Who's Hemmelige Våben | |
Finland | TV only | TV only |
France | Dr Who Contre les Daleks (DVD only) | Les Daleks Envahissent la Terre (also DVD) |
Gibraltar | Y | |
Guatemala | El Dr Misterio y los Daleks (TV only?) | |
Iceland | Dr Who og Vélmennin | |
Ireland | Y | Y |
Israel | הפלישה לכדור הארץ | |
Italy | DVD only? | Daleks Il Futuro Fra un Milione di Anni (also TV / VHS / DVD) |
Japan | 怪人ダレクの惑星 (also VHS / DVD) | 地球侵略戦争2150 (VHS / DVD only?) |
Jamaica | Y | |
Luxembourg | X | Les Daleks Envahissent la Terre (also TV) |
Malaysia | Y | |
Mexico | Dr Who y los Daleks | X |
Netherlands | X | De Daleks Veroveren de Aarde |
New Zealand | Y (also TV / VHS / DVD) | Y (also TV / VHS / DVD) |
Poland | Doktor Who i Dalekowie (TV only) | Najazd Daleków na Ziemię (TV only) |
Portugal | DVD only? | |
Singapore | Y | Y |
Spain | Dr Who y los Daleks (also DVD) | Los Daleks Invaden la Tierra 2150 AD (DVD only) [note: this disc may have had the alternative title Los Marcianos Invaden la Tierra in the subtitles] |
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 or VHS/DVD covers