David Attenborough's Natural History Museum Alive

David Attenborough's favourite extinct animals come alive for one night only. In this ground-breaking new film, David Attenborough takes us on an incredible adventure inside the world-famous Natural History Museum in London. He comes face to face with extinct creatures, as they magically come alive in front of his eyes for one night only. David pieces together clues that date back millions of years to painstakingly bring these long-extinct creatures back to life once more. He interacts with dinosaurs, sabre toothed tigers, giant snakes, ancient marine animals and even the famous dodo bird, all revived through stunning photo-realistic CGI. Natural History Museum Alive is a dramatic feature film and documentary all in one. Scripted like a drama, we see David Attenborough in his first acting role, alongside extinct creatures as he shows how they lived, moved and sounded. At the same time everything is scientifically accurate with the creatures based on the latest research into the fossil record. The result is not just enlightening; it is spectacular, funny and magical. (Roadshow Entertainment)