The Doctor Who Bank Note with David Tennant on it | Curator's Corner S6 Ep3
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- In the 2006 Doctor Who Christmas special 'The Runaway Bride' a LOT of money was needed to billow out of a cash machine. Normally, an art department would just knock up a relatively simple set of one-sided prop notes and be done with it... not the case with the Doctor Who art department.
In the 2020 Curator's Corner Christmas special 'The David Tenner: a Doctor Who Bank Note' a curator was needed to talk about a Christmas object. Normally, an in-house museum production team would just sit a curator down, and get them to talk about a Christmas object... not the case with the British Museum production team (or curator Henry Flynn for that matter).
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honestly how pure and wholesome can this museum get. I love them.
They can start by returning stolen artefacts
Ok, I've seen the whole video now and it's super cute. 🥰😄
... But it would still be nice for stolen artefacts to be returned
@@sophitsa79 - same with every museum everywhere in the world. But people only ever go on about the British museum. 🤔
@@sophitsa79 oh shut up about stolen artifacts, we actually look after them. What artifacts are even stolen lol
@@Joe-nm2lm I understand my comment is annoying if you know nothing about what I'm talking about. No worries
I love this dedication to the subject. The speaker is explaining everything very well and you see he's a fan of the show. Nice to see this as a part of an instution as the British Museum. 👏
Glad you liked it. Very much a labour of love. Also Henry is surprisingly good at being 14 different people with distinct acting styles. If he wasn't so good at curating, I'd say he was wasting his talents.
@@britishmuseum Young Henry: "I could be a curator. I'd be good at creating. I could be The Good Creator. I could apply, and do that."
Mysterious baritone: "You know I really think you might..."
@@britishmuseum but is he really a good curator or is he a good actor playing a good curator? Will we ever know?
@@britishmuseum I'm wondering how long Henry was sitting and waiting for the perfect chance to put to use the wardrobe full of 14 Doctor Who costumes
@@britishmuseum There's the huge fact that the PC obsessed BBC has vast amounts of money to squander like this, since it comes from the tax payer in the form of a license fee, just on the fact that Britain levies a tax on owning TV's.
Doctor Who is a disgusting example of social programming gone into overdrive. It's a benchmark of so much of what's gone so catastrophically wrong in Britain.
As for the British Museum lending its aura to this example of a children's show, this show's how banality and irreverence has taken hold of British institutions.
Becoming a different version of the Doctor in each shot was amazing
You, Henry Flynn, are an absolute legend.
He is indeed.
Charming. Bravo to the British Museum for having your staff do such involved and complicated videos, which amuse as well as inform.
This has had far more effort, love and care expended on it than was strictly needed.
I'm talking about this video, not the banknote!
This entire entry is pure genius. Museum curators are the best!
You, sir, are the real treasure here. That was awesome.
I can't believe how amazing that segment was 😂
First thing that gives away this man's fandom is the way he grabs his lapels.
Did that in one take as well
Best curators corner
This is BRILLIANT !
Well done! When I visit the museum again this exhibit will be on my list, along with more serious exhibits. Including modern cultural topics is important in order expose younger generations to what any museum has to offer. I have always enjoyed museum visits from childhood visits when I was in school to present day. Thank you for your time and talent to present this bit of modern television history.
Thank you so much for going above and beyond in making this!
Am I the only one, but I LOVED the The Doctor Who recreation. Bravo!
Just watched the Dr Who xmas special. Loved this episode, glad you have these in the museum
This is criminally underviewed.
This was so cute! Absolutely made my day
I always love when the museum gets cinematic with these
There's the huge fact that the PC obsessed BBC has vast amounts of money to squander like this, since it comes from the tax payer in the form of a license fee, just on the fact that Britain levies a tax on owning TV's.
Doctor Who is a disgusting example of social programming gone into overdrive. It's a benchmark of so much of what's gone so catastrophically wrong in Britain.
As for the British Museum lending its aura to this example of a children's show, this show's how banality and irreverence has taken hold of British institutions.
I love the collections of TARDISes and the little Dalek. This video was THE BEST. I love the homage to all of the Doctors!
he's a different doctor at every cutaway!! awesome lol
Best Curator's Corner!! EVER!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Henry Flynn...you are a legend!!! 🌟
I am CRYING laughing - this is brilliant!
Even the credits were needlessly fun here - I mean, I can't tell whether I liked Henry Flynn best or _Henry Flynn_ better. It was always a toss-up between those two for me, lol (^-^)
You didn't have to do any of this stuff, but this was such a joy of a video because you did all this work just to talk about a nice little prop. Just like they spent the time to put in some extra care & attention, it's very cool to see the Museum staffers put the extra time and care into this video.
Thank you so much for this comment. This was an incredibly hard video to make due to the frequent and long lockdowns, making filming practically impossible for most of the year. We just wanted to make something to put a smile on someone's face over the holiday season. Sounds like that person was you. Thanks for taking the time, and look after yourself.
Such a great museum video. Made my heart sing.
I bet you had a great time making this. I loved it being a die hard Dr fan!
Woah! Amazing! Many thanks. Next time I'm in London - I'll make a special trip to see the exhibit.
this guy looks like he would be played by david tennant in a biopic
Hmm... thats odd. John Oliver gave up his cushiony HBO gig to join the British Museum?
Well, it must be doing him some good. He looks so much younger! xD
I don’t know how big the market is for Jon Oliver impersonators, but Curator Henry Flynn has that to fall back on if the museum work doesn’t pan out.
Astonishing!
Very fun! Absolute treat to watch. Thank you
This brought me so much joy I can't even.... Thank you sir, you are a treasure. *subscribed*
This was so great!!!
Absolutely outstanding.
This may be the greatest Curator's Corner I've seen!
Brilliant!!!!!!
I so enjoyed this. Another Henry Flynn BM popped up on my TH-cam and these 2 were so interesting that I’ve subscribed to the BM a site!
Henry Flynn would make a great Dr Who companion
I'm convinced! Henry Flynn needs to take a leave of absence from the museum to become the next Doctor! Send this tape ASAP to the Doctor Who production team at the BBC! They will be blown away and hire him for the part immediately! (Perhaps they will also hire Nick as the Doctor's new Companion.)
This is what I needed, Thank You🎄
This is what happens when people have too much fun
I did not see that coming.
Now I have to go back and watch that episode *VERY CAREFULLY* indeed.
What a brilliant episode in the BM channel!!!
That was precious.
Thank you for making this wonderful episode today and thank you for making this happen
This has such a Jay foreman vibe to it. I love this and how doctory it is
Loved this video entertaining and informative.
That is why he is called, "The Curator."
I absolutely love this Fun & I learned some things I didn’t know so Thank you so much
Oh, very well done! This was a treat. Thank you!
hahah oh man i haven't laughed this much for a museum video ever. this is so much fun, i hope i can visit your museum some day love doctor who :D greetings from austria!
Where's the BM's resident timelord Irving when you need him? (Assuming the message at the end is in cuneiform?)
Unfortunately I'm pretty sure he's off for Christmas now.
Actually just keeping an eye on things...@@britishmuseum
@@irvingfinkel9816 Please do some more Irving Finkel videos. Please? We need you.
The cuneiform-like text at the end is from the Capaldi episode "Mummy on The Orient Express". I haven't seen it for ages, so I can't tell you what it's for. I might have to do a long overdue rewatch.
Those presents won't deliver themselves you know!
Thank you. I needed that today. Love it.
Brilliant. Another academic with hidden talent. Does Irving Finkel run training sessions?
You really had fun making this! And I thoroughly enjoyed watching it! 11/10 😎
This is just the cutest thing.
This is such an awesome piece to display. Love the video, mate!
If only David Tennant had Henry Flynns stage presence
This is better than anything in the Chibnall era.
💙💙
Very good, informative and amusing.
It took me a second to realize that was cuneiform and not Phyrexian.
Didn't know you were curating an exhibition about my life! :O
Awww then you had to go change the name from "Deviant Nerd" to "Advent Diner"
@@MotoHikes ?
@@britishmuseum You keep changing the name of the stream
@@MotoHikes Something does seem to be going on...
great. Replaying the whole scene. Nice work done
Shot-for-shot brill
Made with love 😍
That was a very accurate portrayal
Welp. That sealed it. I bought one. David Tennant was my favorite Doctor! How cool to have a neat little piece of 10th Doctor Who
Love this so much. Well done.
An elegant solution to a difficult problem.
Wait wait wait... you can become a curator of the British Museum by being a Doctor Who expert? I feel I may have missed my calling.
As a doctor who cosplayer i approve. We need more doctor who themed exhibits. ;)
Dream item for any dr who collector. Fantastic. Never expected this from TBM
Great bit of information loved this. Possibly the best Catherine Tate impersonation to date.
Out of curiosity what was the story behind the 20 Pound note that was seen in this video?
Very valid question. With everything going on in this video, it didn't fit. Also Phil Collinson very much deserves his own video (particularly given he's note ISN'T on display) - so there will be a Curator's Corner+ (so mini-episode) just on this in a few days. Scheduling is hard to work out due to Christmas, but it will be soon!
@@britishmuseum Did that episode ever get published?
So very interesting! Very informative, and an amazing production (clearly, no expense was spared).
I love this!
Tennant is my favourite doctor from the new series. I hope this isn't just a one off and we get to see some more Dr Who props.
🤣🤣🤣 Tenth and Donna are one of my fave combo too!
best curators corner ever!
Bravo!!! Awesome video, BM!
Well done! and with an akkadian cherry on top h'zzah
Love these curators corners! I will never get to the British museum, I cannot sit on a plane for that long, I hate boats and it's to far to swim . Only option is the Tardis. 😎
There's the huge fact that the PC obsessed BBC has vast amounts of money to squander like this, since it comes from the tax payer in the form of a license fee, just on the fact that Britain levies a tax on owning TV's.
Doctor Who is a disgusting example of social programming gone into overdrive. It's a benchmark of so much of what's gone so catastrophically wrong in Britain.
As for the British Museum lending its aura to this example of a children's show, this show's how banality and irreverence has taken hold of British institutions.
@@martinidry6300 Take your meds mate
There's a new standard for museum social media videos.
Very nicely done!
'even through my sinister black latex gloves' XD I was really hoping he was going to talk about the bank note underneath too
this is just incredible
Great episode love this 💕
Very nice museum and I am your new subscriber from Afghanistan.
The re-enacting looks like an actual doctor who episode
How has this not gone viral?
Honestly? Released it way too close to Christmas. It made it onto WhoTube though, which was nice.
Still not the worst special effects I've seen on Doctor Who
Kidding aside, this was a really fun look at something that I wouldn't have even noticed in a show I've enjoyed for decades. I think the Disney animators called it "bumping the lamp" (after a scene in Who Framed Roger Rabbit") when the production team goes above and beyond what's really necessary because they just love what they're doing so much and absolutely nail it.
We actually chose to make the green screen with the Santas and car quite glitchy in homage to the older season. Or at least that's what we told ourselves as the deadline loomed ever closer...
@@britishmuseum It was a lot of fun!
This made my little Whovian heart jump for joy!
This was far better than anything done with the past two series of DW!!!
This is amazing 😊
How cool from the British Museum to do this. :D
That is pretty great
Robot Santa season really creeps up on me every year.
Explaining the logic of the Dr might be pointless....as there is none.
This is the cutest thing ever! ♥️
My first post pandemic trip plans have just changed; I need to visits the British Museum again