Pillow : Susan reads Physics for the Inquiring Mind by Eric M. rogers

EDITORS COMMENTS

In this image from the production of "Dr Who and The Daleks" in 1965, we are transported back to the enchanting world of the 1960s. The photograph captures a young girl named Susan, portrayed by the talented Roberta Tovey, engrossed in her reading. Clutched tightly in her hands is a copy of "Physics for the Inquiring Mind" by Eric M. Rogers. As she sits indoors, surrounded by an atmosphere reminiscent of that era, Susan's youthful curiosity shines through as she delves into the fascinating realm of physics. With every turn of a page, her imagination takes flight alongside Dr Who on his thrilling adventures. This snapshot not only reflects a pivotal moment within the film but also encapsulates the timeless joy found in literature and learning. It serves as a reminder that knowledge knows no boundaries or age restrictions; it is something to be cherished and pursued with unwavering enthusiasm. The monochromatic aesthetic adds an air of nostalgia to this scene, transporting us back to an era where science fiction was just beginning its ascent into popular culture. Through this print courtesy of STUDIOCANAL, we are invited to witness both Susan's love for reading and her role within one of television's most iconic series.