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I think that is usually when people have aneursyms.
On a related note, the remaining spinoff is about to air in a month:
Torchwood Featurette With New Footage!
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I think that is usually when people have aneursyms.
On a related note, the remaining spinoff is about to air in a month:
Torchwood Featurette With New Footage!
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Dr. Who's Matt Smith Performs as Batman in Los Angeles Play
Dr. Who's Matt Smith Performs as Batman in Los Angeles Play
British actor Matt Smith participated in 24 Hour Plays as Batman. Along with Eva Mendes and Ioan "Mr. Fantastic" Gruffud in a bikini.
Dr. Who's Matt Smith was stateside in Los Angeles to participate in an event called "24 Hour Plays". Its a pretty interesting charity concept, where actors get on stage and perform plays written the night before. Smith performed in a play titled, Gotham Autopsy, where he is the Caped Crusader. According to the UK newspaper, The Telegraph:
At the start of his play ??? called Gotham Autopsy ??? Smith was covered in a sheet in a mortuary before he came to life as a confused Batman. Comedian and Don't Mess With Zohan star Nick Swardson starred as Robin. Also in his play were Kick Ass star Lyndsy Fonseca and fellow Brit Saffron Burrows. Half-way through the 20 minute skit Smith dropped his fake American accent and became a cockney (Brit) to huge laughs from the audience.
Also, performing in seperate plays were Eva Mendes (Ghost Rider, The Spirit) and Ian Gruffudd (Mr. Fantastic in Fantastic Four). The shows are once in a lifetime events, never performed twice and never recorded.
Dr. Who's Matt Smith Performs as Batman in Los Angeles Play
British actor Matt Smith participated in 24 Hour Plays as Batman. Along with Eva Mendes and Ioan "Mr. Fantastic" Gruffud in a bikini.
Dr. Who's Matt Smith was stateside in Los Angeles to participate in an event called "24 Hour Plays". Its a pretty interesting charity concept, where actors get on stage and perform plays written the night before. Smith performed in a play titled, Gotham Autopsy, where he is the Caped Crusader. According to the UK newspaper, The Telegraph:
At the start of his play ??? called Gotham Autopsy ??? Smith was covered in a sheet in a mortuary before he came to life as a confused Batman. Comedian and Don't Mess With Zohan star Nick Swardson starred as Robin. Also in his play were Kick Ass star Lyndsy Fonseca and fellow Brit Saffron Burrows. Half-way through the 20 minute skit Smith dropped his fake American accent and became a cockney (Brit) to huge laughs from the audience.
Tyler has become interested in this show so I guess i will get to know it. This and Benny Hill. 
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Awesome Dr. Who Concept Art Surfaces
Incredible Dr. Who creature concept art surfaces from the talented Peter McKinstry.
Awesome Dr. Who Concept Art Surfaces
Incredible Dr. Who creature concept art surfaces from the talented Peter McKinstry.
Awesome Dr. Who Concept Art Surfaces
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I used to on PBS every weekend afternoon me and my father never missed one episode... This season has been pretty extraordinary with some damn good plots and twists. Matt Smith is my third favorite Doctor now...
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I liked the doctor from season 2-4.
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I wonder if they will keep this show running forever? I hope so...
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The producers might try. The Sarah Jane Adventures cannot since Liz Sladen passed away.
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Being 38 years old, living in the late 70's yeah I was a kid but remember so much back then, we used to watch the DR, in my grandparents attic on BBC2 I think it was after the footie results and when the music kicked in as a young kid I would run behind the sofa and hide yep it was a scary concept back then remember sci-fi was being embraced and made into movies and tv series all over...I think that why I luv sci-fi now as a adult.
Also this is a cool thread cos while back late 70 early 80's you guys were watching a few brit tv shows we also here were being brought up with some great american shows suck as Magnum, Hawaii five O, wonder women, six million dollar man and the bionic women so many great show...wow being a kid back then was awesome...thanks for the trip down memory lane.
Also this is a cool thread cos while back late 70 early 80's you guys were watching a few brit tv shows we also here were being brought up with some great american shows suck as Magnum, Hawaii five O, wonder women, six million dollar man and the bionic women so many great show...wow being a kid back then was awesome...thanks for the trip down memory lane.
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Harry Potter Director David Yates Hired To Bring Doctor Who To The Big Screen!
Harry Potter Director David Yates Hired To Bring Doctor Who To The Big Screen!
In some fairly surprising news, it looks like we finally know why David Yates
turned down the chance to direct The Stand for Warner Bros. However, not only is the movie a few years away, but it will have NOTHING to do with the TV series...
Variety report that Harry Potter director David Yates will team with the BBC to bring Doctor Who, the long running and much loved British TV series, to the big screen. Having helmed the last four Potter movies, Yates confirmed that he'll be working on the project with BBC Worldwide's Jane Tranter. "We're looking at writers now. We're going to spend two to three years to get it right. It needs quite a radical transformation to take it into the bigger arena."
"The notion of the time-travelling Time Lord is such a strong one, because you can express story and drama in any dimension or time," he added. The series first hit the small screen in 1963 and was brought back in 2005 after an absence of 16 years. However, despite the current series (featuring Matt Smith as "The Doctor") having a strong following both in the UK and US, the movie will NOT be any sort of continuation or adaptation of the TV series. "Russell T. Davies and then Steven Moffat have done their own transformations, which were fantastic, but we have to put that aside and start from scratch."
"We want a British sensibility, but having said that, Steve Kloves wrote the Potter films and captured that British sensibility perfectly, so we are looking at American writers too."
Harry Potter Director David Yates Hired To Bring Doctor Who To The Big Screen!
In some fairly surprising news, it looks like we finally know why David Yates
turned down the chance to direct The Stand for Warner Bros. However, not only is the movie a few years away, but it will have NOTHING to do with the TV series...
Variety report that Harry Potter director David Yates will team with the BBC to bring Doctor Who, the long running and much loved British TV series, to the big screen. Having helmed the last four Potter movies, Yates confirmed that he'll be working on the project with BBC Worldwide's Jane Tranter. "We're looking at writers now. We're going to spend two to three years to get it right. It needs quite a radical transformation to take it into the bigger arena."
"The notion of the time-travelling Time Lord is such a strong one, because you can express story and drama in any dimension or time," he added. The series first hit the small screen in 1963 and was brought back in 2005 after an absence of 16 years. However, despite the current series (featuring Matt Smith as "The Doctor") having a strong following both in the UK and US, the movie will NOT be any sort of continuation or adaptation of the TV series. "Russell T. Davies and then Steven Moffat have done their own transformations, which were fantastic, but we have to put that aside and start from scratch."
"We want a British sensibility, but having said that, Steve Kloves wrote the Potter films and captured that British sensibility perfectly, so we are looking at American writers too."
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I want a tree with ornaments floating around it, that would be a fun project to build... A rotating ring with air hoses holding the bulbs up as it spins have the next row spin the opposite direction...
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I have that scarf and living in Ohio I get to use it! People who don't know Doctor Who probably think I'm gay or something but I don't care.
You can tell how big a fan I am from my user name description (under my user name). The oncoming storm is the Daleks' name for the Doctor.
Last year's Christmas special based on Dickens' Christmas Carol is my favorite modern episode. The David Tennant ones won me back over though.
Last year's Christmas special based on Dickens' Christmas Carol is my favorite modern episode. The David Tennant ones won me back over though.
I'd say Matt Smith is tied with David Tennant for second with me right now and Eccleston comes after them...Tom Baker is first because he is my childhood doctor (and kids always love K-9).
I'll have to rep you for starting this thread once I recharge...
