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DW Rewatch: s02e11 - Fear Her
03 days until ‘the woman who fell to earth’ a countdown to the thirteenth doctor · day 28
Peter Capaldi as Alan Rusbridger, The Fifth Estate (2013).
Sonic Shades
Because Twelve just looks so cool in them.
Best friends having a conversation in public
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Never say never ever…
what’s with all these stories of hundred plus year old vampires falling in love with teenagers like yes they might LOOK your age but you’ve got a few centuries of maturity on them I want vampires falling in love with 40 year old suburban housewives and business executives and preschool teachers not high school students
vampires falling in love with spry 90-year-old great-grandmothers
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Human Nature/Family of Blood Behind the Scenes (Part 5)
From Jason Arnopp’s Human Nature article (DWM #383)
Inside the Hall, Jessica [Hynes] perches next to David [Tennant] on the stairs. She’s concerned that she may ‘corpse’ during a scene being filmed later, in which Joan utters the (ultimately cut) line, “They dissolved him.” While Jessica is bursting with praise for the script, these three words have tickled her pink.
“God, I’m going to have to get it out now,” she says, nervously.
“Yeah,” advises David. “Laugh it out.”
Funnily enough, “They dissolved him” strikes Jessica as less amusing two hours later when she’s in a freezing alleyway with David and Freema [Agyeman], actually shooting the scene. There’s nothing like being cold and tired - and knowing that the lead actor is poorly - to sober you up [David was ill for a portion of the shoot]
“David’s worked so hard,” she admires. “He said he’d been staving the illness off for a while and it’s just broken through. My experience of Cardiff is pretty rainy, so that may not have helped. But Doctor Who is definitely a high point of my career. It’s brilliant. Funny thing is, when I’m hanging around with Freema and David, having a cup of tea, it seems normal. Yet I know that in four months’ time when I’m sitting on my soft with a cup of tea, I won’t be able to believe I was a part of it. I’ll have a big grin on my face!”
[…] “John Smith is definitely a real person,” asserts Paul [Cornell, writer], “and David plays him so differently. At the beginning of the script read-through, when everyone said which characters they were playing, he said, ‘David Tennant, Doctor John Smith.’ This is such a good showcase of just how talented he is. And Jessica’s so good, she had grown men crying at that read-through…”
Other parts of this photoset: [one] [two] [three] [four] [ Links to all my Doctor Who Behind-The-Scenes sets ]
Actor Benedict Cumberbatch poses for a portrait as he promotes the upcoming Showtime series “Patrick Melrose” at the London Hotel in West Hollywood. (Marcus Yam / Los Angeles Times) - [ARTICLE]
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Doctor Who rewatch: s08e08 The Caretaker
The chemistry between these two was off the charts in this episode from the very start.
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David with Peter Capaldi at a screening of You, Me And Him in London last March
Me too my dear Benedict… Me too…
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