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Whovian News....
The Press Association has Smith: I won't be Timelord forever
Matt Smith reckons he'll get traded in for a "younger, cooler person" on Doctor Who some day.
The actor has won critical acclaim - and a best actor gong at last week's National Television Awards - since he was announced as the 11th Timelord in 2009.
But the 29-year-old admitted he wouldn't be playing the role forever. "I just sort of take each year as it comes really. We've got all the rest of this year to get through and then we'll just sit down and review it from there and see where it goes," Matt said. "But I love playing the part and I love working with (writer) Steven Moffat." Referring to Tom Baker, the longest-running Doctor Who from 1974 to 1981, he added: "I think there will need to be a younger, cooler person than me - or maybe an older, cooler person, who knows? But I don't think I'll be doing it as long as Mr Baker."
Shooting on the new series starts mid-February and Matt - who will be joined by a new sidekick following the departure of co-star Karen Gillan - said he stays healthy to cope with the hectic filming schedule. "Fruit, vegetables, good sleep if you can and preparation is the key," he explained.
Miscellanious News
- BBC News - David Tennant wins BBC audio drama award for Kafka role
The awards, which were also hosted by Tennant, aim "to celebrate and recognise the cultural importance of audio drama, on air and online". Tennant won for his role as Kafka in Kafka: The Musical. Rosie Cavaliero was named best actress as Ruthie, in Lost Property: A Telegram from the Queen.
Scanner selected posts...
Bert's All-New Citrus Sarcophagus has The Project Manager’s guide to Doctor Who: Castrovalva. Welcome to a new series in which I apply the methodologies of my day job to classic Doctor Who stories. Project management is a subtle profession requiring people skills and precise organisational abilities. Let’s find out if the Master’s got what it takes....
Tid-Bits...
RedBubble.com has Wibbly Wobbly TIMEY Wimey by stormageddon11.
Review's Roundup...
gravityshmavity has Blueshift 154: The Curse of Fenric. Soldiers row to shore through a grey mist and discover a dead comrade on their landing and superstitions of a local curse begin to do the rounds. It is 1943. The TARDIS materialises inside a top-secret military base and The Doctor and Ace decide to have a look and they soon encounter the wheelchair-bound Dr. Judson, who has created ULTIMA – a machine that can decode any cypher, including German transmissions. Meanwhile, the soldiers are revealed to be Russian, and their objective: to steal the ULTIMA core....
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