Doctor Who 2012 News and Rumours
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Penfold said:
Many 'Spaghetti Westerns', including "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly", were filmed in Spain as well. 
Funny story about the Red Dwarf episode, apparently. When the script reached the eyes of a head of department, she ordered it be shut down, as she believed that it would cost too much to film. By that time, the episode was about to go into post-production!
Amy/Rory final episode to be shot in New York.
People will die, apparently.
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/s7/docto ... -york.html
Loved the suggestion (in the comments) that the Statue of Lib. is a weeping angel. :clap:
People will die, apparently.
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/s7/docto ... -york.html
Loved the suggestion (in the comments) that the Statue of Lib. is a weeping angel. :clap:
Bouncy Castle said:
Quatermass said:
Thank you, Bouncy. I was getting sick of sleeping at night.
It's in New York not NSW!!
Besides, it's just the concept of a Weeping Angel that size...
Bouncy Castle said:
I couldn't remember where you lived, but at least I didn't say NZ! 
But, but, but, can weeping angels travel over water? Hmm?
But, but, but, can weeping angels travel over water? Hmm?
New Doctor Who companion Jenna-Louise Coleman has admitted that she knows little about her character.
The 25-year-old actress was unveiled to the public last week and will debut on the sci-fi drama this Christmas.
"I have an idea of the story, of the character and of a few surprises," she told the Radio Times. "But I don't know her name or where she's from.
"I just told Steven [Moffat] and [executive producer] Caroline Skinner, 'Don't tell me anything until I need to know it'."
Doctor Who star Matt Smith recently praised Coleman, claiming that she gave the "most interesting" audition in front of showrunner Moffat.
"Normally you're just reading in front of a camera, but with this, it was so physical," recalled the actress. "We were using props and running around so it felt like playing - and like a partnership straight away."
Current companions Karen Gillan (Amy Pond) and Arthur Darvill (Rory Williams) will both exit the sci-fi drama in late 2012. Their final episode will be shot in New York and feature the monstrous Weeping Angels.
The 25-year-old actress was unveiled to the public last week and will debut on the sci-fi drama this Christmas.
"I have an idea of the story, of the character and of a few surprises," she told the Radio Times. "But I don't know her name or where she's from.
"I just told Steven [Moffat] and [executive producer] Caroline Skinner, 'Don't tell me anything until I need to know it'."
Doctor Who star Matt Smith recently praised Coleman, claiming that she gave the "most interesting" audition in front of showrunner Moffat.
"Normally you're just reading in front of a camera, but with this, it was so physical," recalled the actress. "We were using props and running around so it felt like playing - and like a partnership straight away."
Current companions Karen Gillan (Amy Pond) and Arthur Darvill (Rory Williams) will both exit the sci-fi drama in late 2012. Their final episode will be shot in New York and feature the monstrous Weeping Angels.
The people at College Humour have produced a spoof gameplay video Doctor Who on the NES (that's the Nintendo Entertainment System for those of you over/under a certain age).
http://www.collegehumor.com/video/6749695/dr-who-rpg
http://www.collegehumor.com/video/6749695/dr-who-rpg
Im a bit disappointed that the series is been split again, I was hoping it would get shown in the more traditional format this year. Weighing in on the favourite Dr part of this thread I am a fan of Matt Smith's portrayal. For me he has certainly been the most fun since the reboot, he seems to have managed to capture the age of the Dr really well. Though everyone I have spoken to either loves or hates him.
This series I am looking forward to the return of the Daleks and for me it will be a shame to lose Amy and Rory as the Drs companions, they have been good fun to watch and Rory came into his own last series. On my wish list for this series, I would like to see the return of the Ice Warriors! Not the greatest villains from the past but since they have done such a good job rebooting the other ones, I would be interested to see what they would do with these.
This series I am looking forward to the return of the Daleks and for me it will be a shame to lose Amy and Rory as the Drs companions, they have been good fun to watch and Rory came into his own last series. On my wish list for this series, I would like to see the return of the Ice Warriors! Not the greatest villains from the past but since they have done such a good job rebooting the other ones, I would be interested to see what they would do with these.
Robert Glenister regrets appearing in Doctor Who.
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/s7/docto ... -role.html
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/s7/docto ... -role.html
Quatermass said:
Bouncy Castle said:
I couldn't remember where you lived, but at least I didn't say NZ!
But, but, but, can weeping angels travel over water? Hmm?
But, but, but, can weeping angels travel over water? Hmm?
