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- Veteran Costume Designer Returns
- First Torchwood comic to go on sale at SDCC
- Eric Cantona to play ‘evil alien’ in Series 6?
- Julianne Moore films lesbian sex scene
- Next Series News!
- DC's Zuda line under threat?
- Naomi Campbell 'sent to court over diamond'
- IDW promotes Chris Ryall to CEO
- Carter praises new-look Wonder Woman
- Katherine Jackson 'working on MJ film'
- Feldman teases 'Drop Dead Diva' romance
- Single-player 'BioShock 2' DLC announced
- Gervais reveals Pilkington show title
- 'Heavy Rain' DLC dropped for Move support
- Kardashian, Odom 'get own reality show'
- 'Party Down' stars react to cancellation
- Video: Caoimhe kisses Shabby
- Housemates react to their task costumes
- Kim Kardashian "nervous" to see waxwork
- Josie, John James discuss 'the secret'
- Ben to perform live eviction night routine
- John James reaches limit with Sunshine
- Paltrow calls for reduction in oil use
- Craven 'will have great time with Scream duo'
- Footballer Turned Actor? Unheard Of!
- The Daleks’ Masterplan Audios
- Moffat on Ratings Storm
- Johnny Depp Doctor Who Movie?!
- Eighth Doctor Trailer II
- Who Bet?
- BBC America Clips
- Depp as the Doctor (Sigh)
- June’s Fan of the Month online
- John Barrowman to co-write new children’s book
- Final Ratings Delayed
- Doctor Who, Torchwood up for TV Choice Awards
- Doctor Who Monsters on Tour the First Dates.
- Last Hours of Summer Sale
- Doctor Who Live: Monsters Revealed
- Doctor Who Live monster line-up unveiled!
- Dracula Returns for Textbook Stuff
- Action! Convergence! Stuff!
- Future of the Whoniverse
- Official site updated with last Big Questions
- Bonahms Sale of Doctor Who Props Pt. 2
- Matt Smith surprises fans at Glastonbury festival
- The Doctor onstage at Glastonbury
| Veteran Costume Designer Returns Posted: 01 Jul 2010 06:43 AM PDT Velvet smoking jackets, scarf's that could conceivable cover an entire human body, crickety cricket wear; Barbara Kidd has taken the Doctor down some usual sartorial routes and now she's returning to the series for the Christmas special and the next series. Kidd worked on Doctor Who at the beginning of her career creating costumes for the 'Dandy Doctor' Jon Pertwee in Frontier in Space in 1973. She worked regularly throughout the seventies on The Green Death, Invasion of the Dinosaurs and The Monster of Peladon. She also designed costumes for the Fourth Doctor adventures The Ark in Space, The Sontaran Experiment, Genesis of the Daleks and Pyramids of Mars. Her final contribution was for the Peter Davison story Kinda. Kidd is a BAFTA Award winning designer for Charles Dickens adaptation The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby in 2002 and was nominated again in 2009 for another Dickens adaptation, Little Dorrit which featured a raft of past and present Doctor Who actors including Arthur Darvill, Eve Myles, Bill Paterson, Freema Agyeman and Russell Tovey. Recently she has been working on the Wallander the BBC's adaptation of the Swedish detective novel series by Henning Mankel which features Kenneth Branagh in the titular role. Doctor Who will also have a new producer for the 2010 Christmas Special in the shape of Sanne Wohlenberg. Wohlenberg also worked on Wallander (the first tabloid to produce the 'Kenneth Branagh to appear in Who' headline automatically wins the coveted Kasterborous 'Hack of the Week' award) as well as Murphy's Law and The Whistleblowers.
(Via GallifreyNewsBase)  |
| First Torchwood comic to go on sale at SDCC Posted: 01 Jul 2010 05:16 AM PDT Titan Magazines have announced that the first issue of the brand new US Torchwood comic series will be available to buy at this year’s San Diego Comic Con. Issue #1 includes Captain Jack and the Selkie, written by John Barrowman and his sister, Carole E. Barrowman, as well as part one of Gary Russell’s 5-parter, Broken. Tommy Lee Edwards, who [...]  |
| Eric Cantona to play ‘evil alien’ in Series 6? Posted: 01 Jul 2010 04:55 AM PDT The Series 6 rumour wheel has started spinning today with a report in The Daily Star which claims Eric Cantona will be appearing in Series 6 of Doctor Who. According to the article, the French footballer-turned-actor will be playing an ‘evil alien’ in the series, and his casting was apparently suggested by Eleventh Doctor actor Matt Smith, as an ‘insider’ explains: [...]  |
| Julianne Moore films lesbian sex scene Posted: 01 Jul 2010 04:36 AM PDT Julianne Moore films a lesbian sex scene for The Kids Are All Right.  |
| Posted: 01 Jul 2010 04:23 AM PDT It's not been a week since The Big Bang, and reports are already surfacing about the progress of and what is to be expected from Series 6 (or as we prefer here at Kasterborous, the traditional title of Season 32)!
One reason that there aren't enough scripts seems to be due to the fact that, as of last week, there aren't enough writers! Aside from Neil Gaiman and Moffat himself, we indeed haven't heard much about the masters behind the series' penning. When Digital Spy asked Moffat if all the writers had been confirmed, he replied,
But hey! At least there are plans! And some of them are plans that Moffat has already given clues to! Den of Geek transcribed this Moff quote from the most recent Doctor Who Confidential discussing what revelations are coming in 2011:
Most of us Whovians have been asking the "Who is River Song?" question since 2008. Three years later, it seems we'll finally get our answer! As for the silence – I've got a funny feeling the next series is going to be considerably quieter.  |
| Posted: 01 Jul 2010 04:22 AM PDT DC imprint Zuda Comics is thought to be in jeopardy following the publisher's move into digital.  |
| Naomi Campbell 'sent to court over diamond' Posted: 01 Jul 2010 04:16 AM PDT Naomi Campbell will allegedly have to attend court after claims that she owns a blood diamond.  |
| IDW promotes Chris Ryall to CEO Posted: 01 Jul 2010 03:57 AM PDT IDW Publishing's editor-in-chief Chris Ryall is promoted to chief creative officer.  |
| Carter praises new-look Wonder Woman Posted: 01 Jul 2010 03:52 AM PDT Former Wonder Woman actress Lynda Carter praises DC's new costume design for the heroine.  |
| Katherine Jackson 'working on MJ film' Posted: 01 Jul 2010 03:47 AM PDT Katherine Jackson is reportedly working on a film based on son Michael's life.  |
| Feldman teases 'Drop Dead Diva' romance Posted: 01 Jul 2010 03:42 AM PDT Ben Feldman hints that his Drop Dead Diva character will have a romance in the future.  |
| Single-player 'BioShock 2' DLC announced Posted: 01 Jul 2010 03:40 AM PDT 2K Games announces single-player downloadable content for BioShock 2 from August.  |
| Gervais reveals Pilkington show title Posted: 01 Jul 2010 03:34 AM PDT Ricky Gervais announces details of a new show starring sidekick Karl Pilkington.  |
| 'Heavy Rain' DLC dropped for Move support Posted: 01 Jul 2010 03:26 AM PDT Quantic Dream says that the axed Heavy Rain DLC is due to Sony insisting on Move support.  |
| Kardashian, Odom 'get own reality show' Posted: 01 Jul 2010 03:20 AM PDT Khloe Kardashian and her husband Lamar Odom reportedly land their own reality show on E!.  |
| 'Party Down' stars react to cancellation Posted: 01 Jul 2010 03:10 AM PDT Some of the stars of Party Down respond to the news that it has been cancelled by Starz.  |
| Posted: 01 Jul 2010 03:07 AM PDT Caoimhe makes up with Shabby by giving her a romantic smooch on her neck.  |
| Housemates react to their task costumes Posted: 01 Jul 2010 03:04 AM PDT The house exhibit mixed reactions to the costumes they have been assigned for the shopping task.  |
| Kim Kardashian "nervous" to see waxwork Posted: 01 Jul 2010 03:00 AM PDT Kim Kardashian says that she is nervous about seeing her new waxwork of herself.  |
| Josie, John James discuss 'the secret' Posted: 01 Jul 2010 03:00 AM PDT John James and Josie wonder who in the house has the much-rumoured 'secret'.  |
| Ben to perform live eviction night routine Posted: 01 Jul 2010 02:55 AM PDT Ben is to perform a stand-up routine live during Friday's eviction show.  |
| John James reaches limit with Sunshine Posted: 01 Jul 2010 02:51 AM PDT John James tells Josie that Sunshine milked their argument for all it was worth and 'loved' it.  |
| Paltrow calls for reduction in oil use Posted: 01 Jul 2010 02:36 AM PDT Actress Gwyneth Paltrow responds to the ongoing BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.  |
| Craven 'will have great time with Scream duo' Posted: 01 Jul 2010 02:30 AM PDT Lymelife's Derick Martini says that Wes Craven will have a "great time" with Emma Roberts on Scream 4.  |
| Footballer Turned Actor? Unheard Of! Posted: 01 Jul 2010 12:20 AM PDT Oh dear. Have you ever had that feeling when you're reading a tabloid that you not only suspect one of its reports is inaccurate, you know for a fact that it is? Me neither. Can't say I spend much time reading that rubbish. Nonetheless, as of today I must admit that I'm no longer a virgin to the experience.
What am I on about? Last week, the TV Times reported that Matt Smith was interested in working with ex-footballer-turned-screen-actor Eric Cantona in a future episode of a particularly well-liked programme in this corner of the internet: As mentioned by Digital Spy, Smith said,
The Daily Star essentially took the exact same story, with no new information, and wrote this:
But wait, there's more! In reference to Smith's quote to the TV Times, the Daily Star continued,
No doubt there's some truth in the idea that Smith has the potential for significant sway in what the producers do with Who; he is playing the most important character on television after all, so if he weren't happy, it wouldn't be likely that anyone else would be either. But if the producers really are interested in signing on Eric Cantona, what does Cantona himself have to say about it? Has he even heard? Probably only if he's Googled himself today. Besides, when a tabloid quotes a person who is only referred to as a "BBC Insider," chances are high that they're talking to the studio custodian. Remember that salt that Meredith was telling you about this morning? Keep pinching it.  |
| Posted: 30 Jun 2010 11:09 PM PDT Big, bold and rather long, The Daleks' Masterplan heralded the first real over exposure of The Daleks. This 12-part epic stretched the affection the British public had for these little pepper pots to the limit and also seemed to repeat itself on a regular basis. Before the serial started properly it was preceded by a sort of teaser, Mission To The Unknown, a one part piece that served as a sort of introduction to the story and would affectionately become known as Dalek Cutaway. After the Myth Makers 4-part story The Daleks' Masterplanwas broadcast. When John Peel novelised The Daleks' Masterplan he split it into two books and took the title from this single episode and gave it to the first part. The Mutation Of Time, the second volume was named after the original title for the final episode which was called The Destruction Of Time. This review takes both releases into account as they cover one full story. Doctor Who – Daleks: Mission To The UnknownStranded in the jungles of Kembel, the most hostile planet in the Galaxy, Space Security agent Marc Cory has stumbled across the most deadly plot ever hatched – the Daleks are about to invade and destroy the Universe. Cory has to get a warning back to Earth before it's too late – but the Daleks find him first. Months later the Doctor and his companions arrive on Kembel and find Cory's message. But it may be too late for Earth – the Daleks' masterplan has already begun… Doctor Who – Daleks: The Mutation Of TimeThe Dalek's masterplan is well underway. With the Time Destroyer, the most deadly machine ever devised, they will conquer the Universe. Only one person stands in their way – the Doctor. For he has stolen the precious Taranium core which is vital to activate the machine. Travelling through time and space, the Doctor and his companions are forever on the move in case the Daleks track them down. But after several months, to their horror, the TARDIS indicates that they are being followed… Dramatic and bold this is a serious release that grabs listeners by the ears and doesn't let go. Of the two main narrators Purves in particular stands out delivering each line with such effort you can almost hear the drops of sweat that must have built up on his brow. His take on the Doctor is fun and captures the more alien traits the character possessed. Marsh does her best to keep the urgency up but sometimes her voice is slightly muted by the enthusiastic score. John Peel's book leaps into your ears and truly comes alive on these audiobooks making it a more enjoyable experience than reading the original paperback.
As usual there are clips from David Howe's exceptional On Target book letting us in on the background to the story and the production of the original book. Obviously if you buy one you must buy the other and for once this isn't a bad thing. A classic in every sense of the word, just a tad long! Ordering this story: Doctor Who – Daleks: Mission To The Unknown is available from BBC Audiobooks. Written by John Peel, it is read by Peter Purves and Jean Marsh, with Dalek voices By Nicholas Briggs. The ISBN is 9781408409985 and the RRP is £12.99. You can get a good value purchase of just just £7.78 from Amazon Doctor Who – Daleks: The Mutation Of Time is also from BBC Audiobooks and written by John Peel. Peter Purves and Jean Marsh continue their reading, accompanied by Nicholas Briggs performing Dalek voices. The RRP is £12.99 and the ISBN 9781408409992 – purchase this from Amazon for just £7.99  |
| Posted: 30 Jun 2010 08:56 PM PDT The Grand Moff has dismissed the low overnight ratings of the recent series of Doctor Who as unimportant.
The overnight ratings for this fantastic episode suggest that it had underperformed but when collated with the timeshift data, the show has been higher than before. Moffat believes the way people are watching television is changing;
As a viewer Moffat added that he prefers to watch each episode as it airs and 'gets very grumpy' when he's interrupted (who doesn't?) See Moffat grilled by his own mini Paxman.  |
| Johnny Depp Doctor Who Movie?! Posted: 30 Jun 2010 07:00 PM PDT
Note that this whole story is at this stage nothing more unconfirmed rumour. The post that "revealed" this information has actually been taken down now (surprise surprise) but it hints at a 2012 release date. Russell T Davies is quoted as saying:
Now any rational person will take this with a pinch of salt. Any Doctor Who fan will realise that the quoted statement above sounds nothing like Davies and why would he try and rival a series that he loves and respects? In my honest opinion, this article seems like a rumour that got out of control. Ask yourself this, why would Russell T Davies spend years making Doctor Who amazing for television viewers to enjoy on a Saturday night and then try and take it to the cinema? You can read the broader article at i09.com or read the slightly more rational report (which includes the words "pinch" and "salt") at TVOvermind.com.  |
| Posted: 30 Jun 2010 06:55 PM PDT The second trailer for Season Four of the new Eighth Doctor adventures is now available to stream and download. Paul McGann stars in a brand new series of adventures, encountering enemies and friends, old and new. To hear the latest trailer, go to the RSS Feeds box, just to the left and down from this news feature. To stream, click on 'Eighth Doctor Trailer II', or to download click the podcast button. That will take you to the Podcast page, where you will see the mp3 file. Click that to download. And remember, it's completely free.  |
| Posted: 30 Jun 2010 05:40 PM PDT And the bets are off! Betnose.com have reported a cut in the bet amount in relation to Matt Smith being replaced as the Doctor after reported disappointing viewing figures for his series of Doctor Who. Betting office William Hill now have (The Next Doctor actor) David Morrissey as their favourite with (The Lodger guest star) James Corden following closely behind. The website quoted:
It also added that the betting cost of Matt Smith playing the Doctor in the 2011 series of Doctor Who had been reduced, meaning that they think he will be replaced, before going on to list betting rates on other possible actors to replace him in the role. The fact that Matt is preparing to film his new scenes for the next years worth of Doctor Who goodness should tip them off a little but apparently doesn't. And if David Morrissey is the favourite, then the betting shops are obviously looking to drain some cheap cash out of their punters…  |
| Posted: 30 Jun 2010 02:33 AM PDT We've got a great selection of Doctor Who clips from BBC America, starting with a Q&A with the team behind Vincent and the Doctor… The Doctor Who team behind Vincent and the Doctor – writer Richard Curtis, actress Karen Gillan (Amy), director Jonny Campbell, and executive producer Piers Wenger – shares some secrets about this episode and what awaits us in the season finale. Watch here on Kasterborous or visit www.bbcamerica.com to view the clip. Doctor Who – The LodgerTo solve the mystery of the man upstairs, the Doctor must pass himself off as a normal human being, and share a flat with Craig Owens, played by Gavin & Stacey's James Corden. The Lodger premieres Saturday, July 10th at 9/8c. Watch below or at BBC America. Finally, in this 12-minute episode of Doctor Who Confidential, we go behind-the-scenes of Vincent and the Doctor with the episode's writer Richard Curtis and guest star Tony Curran (who plays Vincent Van Gogh). You'll need to visit BBC America to watch this one! Note – these clips are intended for BBC America and US-based Doctor Who fans. If you're outside the USA, don't expect to see much!  |
| Posted: 30 Jun 2010 12:50 AM PDT In other words, another stupid Doctor Who movie rumour!  |
| June’s Fan of the Month online Posted: 29 Jun 2010 11:37 PM PDT As June draws to a close, it’s time to look back and honour one of the biggest Doctor Who fans from the past month, and the winner has been chosen and their profile can be read now! Thanks to everybody who entered – it’s getting harder and harder to pick just one entree each month, but stay tuned [...]  |
| John Barrowman to co-write new children’s book Posted: 29 Jun 2010 08:42 AM PDT The Bookseller has revealed that Doctor Who and Torchwood star John Barrowman will be co-writing a new children’s sci-fi/fantasy book with his sister, Carole E. Barrowman. The novel will be aimed at 9-12 year olds and will be published by Buster Books in August 2011. It will follow the story of a 13 year old twin brother and sister. [...]  |
| Posted: 29 Jun 2010 06:59 AM PDT Final ratings data for the BBC One showing of Doctor Who, Episode twelve The Pandorica Opens, has been delayed due to data processing problems at BARB. The final data is now not expected for several days, and will appear on the news page as soon as it is available. However final data for BBC HD is available and it gives the HD showing of The Pandorica Opens a final rating of 635,000 viewers. This is the highest rating ever achieved by BBC HD. http://gallifreynewsbase.blogspot.com   |
| Doctor Who, Torchwood up for TV Choice Awards Posted: 29 Jun 2010 05:42 AM PDT The shortlist for the TV Choice Awards 2010 has been revealed, with Doctor Who facing competition from Merlin, Wild at Heart and Waterloo Road for the Best Family Drama gong. In addition, Karen Gillan’s portrayal of companion Amy Pond in the latest series has secured her a place in the Best Actress category, alongside Waterloo Road’s Denise Welch, Keeley Hawes from [...]  |
| Doctor Who Monsters on Tour the First Dates. Posted: 29 Jun 2010 04:09 AM PDT |
| Posted: 29 Jun 2010 03:49 AM PDT A quick reminder that the Summer Sale will end on June 30, so there's just a few hours left to get your order in! Whether you'd like to get your hands on the complete Cyberman, some classic Bernice Summerfield adventures or have a listen to our Robin Hood range, these offers and many others will end soon! Take an opportunity to have a quick look over the Sale offers and make sure you haven't missed any bargains! And don't forget: Saturday is Big Finish Day, with big reductions on early Doctor Who releases. Don't miss it, for 24 hours starting at midnight on July 3!  |
| Doctor Who Live: Monsters Revealed Posted: 29 Jun 2010 03:42 AM PDT The monsters appearing in the forthcoming Doctor Who Live stage show have now been revealed:  This topically football-themed "Monsters First 11" consist of monsters from various recent Doctor Who stories: Judoon, Winders, Clockwork Droids, Silurians, Weeping Angels, Ood, Cybermen, Saturnynes, Daleks, Scarecrows and Smilers. The Doctor Who Live show will be appearing at the following locations: For more details read on the show visit the official Doctor Who Live site, and our previous news report from May.
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| Doctor Who Live monster line-up unveiled! Posted: 29 Jun 2010 03:02 AM PDT BBC Worldwide have unveiled the 11 monters who will be taking to the stage in the highly-anticipated Doctor Who Live arena shows later this year. The intergalatic line-up consists of the Daleks, the Cybermen, the Weeping Angels, the Judoon, a Silurian, the Smilers, the Winders, the Scarecrows, the Vampires, the Clockwork Droids and the Ood. The 25-date tour [...]  |
| Dracula Returns for Textbook Stuff Posted: 28 Jun 2010 10:41 PM PDT Big Finish is delighted to announce the release of Bram Stoker - Dracula's Guest and Other Dark Tales read by the velvet-voiced Peter Guinness and produced by our sister site, Textbook Stuff. This classic short story was the only other piece of Dracula-related fiction Bram Stoker ever wrote and, so his widow claimed, may even have been the very first chapter of Dracula itself. It concerns an unnamed young Englishman (Jonathan Harker, perhaps) who finds himself in a deserted graveyard and unwisely decides to seek shelter in a tomb. This unabridged 'weird tale', as Stoker termed it, is accompanied by two other complete stories from the master of horror: The Judge's House (in which a student's desire for peace and quiet takes a turn for the worse when he lodges in a haunted house) and A Gipsy Prophecy (in which a fortune teller predicts doom for a happily married couple). All three titles are read by Peter Guinness, familiar to Big Finish listeners from his appearances in The Holy Terror, The Phantom of the Opera and The Beast of Orlok. Our friends at Textbook Stuff are also including three special suites of Howard Carter's beautiful music for this release. Bram Stoker - Dracula's Guest and Other Dark Tales is only available on download and can be purchased on its own here or as part of a Horror subscription, which includes supernatural tales by Charles Dickens, Edgar Allan Poe and M.R. James. Follow the links for Textbook Stuff releases, including their Poetry range. If you want to know more about what makes Textbook Stuff titles different from ordinary audiobooks, why not listen to our special podcast here, where Nick Briggs chats to Barnaby Edwards about the project. Also available to download right now in the Horror range is Charles Dickens - The Signalman and Other Ghostly Tales.  |
| Posted: 28 Jun 2010 08:00 PM PDT This Wednesday in the US, Thursday in the UK, sees my first issue of Action Comics (#890) in comic shops. Do grab one and check out our surprise last-page villain! (That's just asking for spoilers, isn't it?) I'm so excited about this story. There's a print interview with me about it up at iFanboy and I've also done a live chat with them for their Don't Miss Podcast. You can hear new Dad Josh trying to deal with my enthusiastic bouncing. Tomorrow I'll be flying off to Minneapolis for Convergence, a convention that runs across next weekend. I'm looking forward to all the usual panels, plus a good dollop of fun, in the context of Just A Minute and, erm, Iron Chef. Whatever that may be. I have an interview in the latest edition (#198) of SFX Magazine...  Where I'll be talking to Rob Williams about Action, Pulse and loads more besides.And, here's fun, I'm going to be doing a lecture at this year's Fortean Times Unconvention! It's entitled 'Fortean Themes in Doctor Who'. The Unconvention runs from 23rd-24th October, it's at the University of Westminster in London, and when there's a website where you can sign up for it, I'll let you know. As you know, I'm a long term Foretan Times reader, and it's great to be part of their big event. I hope to be seeing some of you in Minneapolis. Until then, Cheerio!   |
| Posted: 28 Jun 2010 03:01 PM PDT Taking a look at what's coming up in the Whoniverse 2010 and beyond.  |
| Official site updated with last Big Questions Posted: 28 Jun 2010 08:53 AM PDT The official Doctor Who site has today posted a new instalment of Big Questions, featuring Matt Smith and Karen Gillan. In the last edition of the series, the leading due are asked questions based on the events of the finale, and you can see their respective replies here, but watch out for spoilers. We also have a big question – what did YOU think of [...]  |
| Bonahms Sale of Doctor Who Props Pt. 2 Posted: 28 Jun 2010 07:20 AM PDT |
| Matt Smith surprises fans at Glastonbury festival Posted: 28 Jun 2010 04:30 AM PDT Matt Smith made a surprise guest appearance at this year’s Glastonbury last night, taking to the stage with Orbital to introduce their techno remix of the Doctor Who theme tune. As the iconic music began, the Eleventh Doctor actor told cheering fans, “Let me hear you cheer! Let me hear you roar!” – and that they did! You [...]  |
| The Doctor onstage at Glastonbury Posted: 27 Jun 2010 11:46 PM PDT
As the final act of the Night at Glastonbury, electronic band Orbital who hadn't played live in 16 years had a very special Introduction For the last song of the Evening. Matt Smith showing no end to his talents, showed that of a showman firing up the Crowd. Orbitals first song of the night... Their version of the Doctor Who Theme Music. Follow the link below to see the 33second clip of Matt's Introduction.  |
First, Digital Spy's recent 
Today, the Daily Star committed two of the worst sins known to man, aside from canceling Doctor Who. First, it reported an "exclusive" story, when, in fact, it wasn't. Second, the original story the tabloid stole from, appearing in the TV Times, provided mere speculation; the Daily Star reported as if it were set in stone.
Moffat made the comments in a video posted on YouTube by his son Joshua (posting as '
It begins again. In a repeat of the early nineties when tabloids made huge claims that a Doctor Who movie was being made (helmed by Stephen Spielberg with the TARDIS now talking – New York rap style – as Doctor Who Magazine once joked) the latest rumour has hit the street that Johnny Depp is to play the "big screen" version of the Doctor in a script written by Russell T Davies.
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