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Video: Neve McIntosh interview at 11th Hour Convention
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Tuesday, July 31, 2012
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Monday, July 30, 2012
Big Finish Doctor Who licence extended until 2015
“I’m so excited that we can continue our voyages with the Doctor for at least another three years,” says Big Finish executive producer Jason Haigh-Ellery, “and so pleased that AudioGO and the BBC continue to trust us with the telling of these stories.”
“It's been a privilege and a pleasure for me to have worked on the Doctor Who audio range since 1999,” adds executive producer Nicholas Briggs. “I'm looking forward to continuing the excellent relationship we have with AudioGO and the BBC – and, of course, to the many exciting adventures for the Doctor I'll be working on over the next three years or more.”
“We’re already making plans for 2015,” says line producer David Richardson, “which will be the sixteenth year of Doctor Who audio productions from Big Finish and include our landmark 200th main range play!
“In addition to the Doctor Who main range and Companion Chronicles, we are working through ideas for an exciting new range which we hope to announce during 2013.”
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Saturday, July 28, 2012
Doctor Who trailer coming next week
A series of trailers will be broadcast across the week, with the exclusive Doctor Who preview scheduled to premier on Thursday 2nd August on BBC One.
Danny Cohen, Controller, BBC One says: “The London 2012 London Olympics provides a rare and unique opportunity to showcase some of BBC One’s very best forthcoming programmes to our audiences.
Ben Stephenson, Controller, BBC Drama Commissioning adds: “BBC One drama offers audiences the most vibrant and most original home grown drama in Britain today. This upcoming range of new drama titles are the very best of British, made with ambition and scale that I hope will capture the imagination of our audiences with the same spirit as the London 2012 Olympics.”
The broadcaster has not announced when Doctor Who will return for its five episode Autumn run, however Matt Smith said that the seventh series will start in August. Saturday 25th is heavily rumored to be the air date for Steven Moffat's Asylum of the Daleks.
(Source: BBC Media Centre)
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Video: Babelcolour's tribute to Mary Tamm
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Friday, July 27, 2012
Doctor Who Adventures: Issue 279
This issue of Doctor Who Adventures is so packed with action that it's practically bouncing around! We've got the Doctor's best sporty moments, a huge Canton's Code mega-quiz, an awesome Auton behind the scenes and an interview with the Anti-Bodies. Plus, there are more monster texts, some hilarious Who lookalikes and two brilliant comics!
This issue comes with a cool pack of Doctor Who playing cards and a pack of Doctor Who monster Invasion trading cards.
(Source: Doctor Who Adventures)
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Doctor Who - Matt Smith Entertainment Weekly cover
The magazine explores the 49 year history of Doctor Who, and previews the upcoming series with Matt Smith, Karen Gillan, Arthur Darvill and Steven Moffat.
Moffat: “It’s not even a ‘British import.’ It’s just Doctor Who.”
Doctor Who is the first ever British TV programme to appear on the cover of Entertainment Weekly which was first published in 1990.
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Thursday, July 26, 2012
Mary Tamm dies, aged 62
Mary Tamm, who played Romana in Doctor Who, sadly passed away this morning at the age of 62.
Tamm, born on 22 March 1950 in Yorkshire, was of Estonian decent and graduated from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.
Before her appearance on Doctor Who, she starred in a number of films throughout the1970s including The Odessa File in 1973 and The Likely Lads in 1976.
Mary Tamm was initially reluctant to play Romana in Doctor Who when the role was offered to her in 1978. However, producer Graham Williams assured her that Romana was a much stronger, independent woman than the traditional companion. Tamm also spoke to her Doctor Who predecessor, Louise Jameson, about what it was like to work on the series before accepting the role.
The actress played Romana in 1978/79 Key To Time series which consisted of six stories - The Ribos Operation, The Pirate Planet, The Stones of Blood, The Androids of Tara, The Power of Kroll and The Armageddon Factor. Tamm left the series after just one year because she believed that the character could not be developed any further.
Following her time playing Romana, Mary Tamm starred in two BBC dramas - The Treachery Games in 1980 and The Assassination Run in 1981. In 1984, she had a role in the BBC Two sitcom The Hello, Goodbye Man.
Between 1993 and 1996, she appeared in Brookside and starred in four episodes of Eastenders in 2009.
Her extensive acting career also includes roles in Doghouse (2009), Wire in the Blood (2008), Doctors (2000), Holby City (2006), Jonathan Creek (2001), The Bill (1991, 2001), Heatbeat (1997), Casualty (1986) and Bergerac (1984).
Her association with Doctor Who has also continued, with Tamm reprising the role of Romana in several Big Finish audio dramas. She discussed her time on Doctor Who for the special features on the 2007 DVD release of The Key to Time.
Mary Tamm passed away on 26th June 2012 following an 18 month battle with cancer.
Tom Baker said: "She was a darling companion and wonderfully witty and kind.I'm so sorry to hear of her death."
Tamm's agent of 22 years Barry Langford commented: "She was a fantastic actress. She played stage parts of such range, parts that would take your breath away. She could play any role, and do so wonderfully."
He added that Mary had been saddened by the deaths of Elisabeth Sladen and Angharad Rees: "All of these people who she knew were going."
She leaves behind her husband Marcus Ringrose, daughter Lauren and grandson Max.
Ringrose said: "Mary was truly beautiful in every way. On set and offstage, her earthy northern humour and self-deprecating wit brightened every occasion. We will miss her every day."
Mary Tamm (22 March 1950 - 26 July 2012)
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Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Matt Smith in Bert & Dickie
Set three years after the end of the Second World War, Bert Bushnell and Dickie Burnell are two men who are thrown together just five weeks before the final of the 1948 London Olympics. Both men must compete to overcome not only their physical and emotional limits but they must also rise above distinctions of birth and class.Bert and Dickie’s personal battle reflects a much greater struggle as London prepares to host the Olympic Games. Set against the backdrop of a half-destroyed London, the British Olympic Committee refuse to “let the Games die” and convince the Prime Minister that the Olympics could help bring the country back together. With that, the Austerity Olympics are born and Bert and Dickie’s lives are forever changed.
Matt Smith is Bert Bushnell, Sam Hoare is Dickie Burnell, James Frain is Jack Beresford, Douglas Hodge is John Bushnell and Geoffrey Palmer is Charles Burnell.
The 90-minute drama will be broadcast tonight at 8.30pm on BBC One and at 8/7c on BBC America with the alternative title Going for Gold.
(Source: BBC Media Centre)
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Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Explore the locations of Doctor Who on your mobile - BBC Mobile Tour of Cardiff
Arthur Darvill presents an extensive range of audio and video clips from the city which has been the home of Doctor Who since 2005.
The mobile walk begins at Cardiff Central Station and concludes at Roath Lock, the studios which currently house the production for Doctor Who.
Fans can visit locations including St Mary's Street (Rose, The Runaway Bride), St John Street (Voyage of the Damned), Cardiff City Hall (The Wedding of River Song), Roald Dahl Plass (Boom Town, Utopia, Last of the Time Lords, Torchwood).
The tour can be accessed by mobile users on the 'Things To Do' section of the BBC website. Read more...
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Doctor Who Magazine: Issue 450
The cover for the latest 100-page bumper edition of Doctor Who Magazine features Matt Smith and Patrick Troughton.
Issue 450 comes in a polybag with a double-sided poster featuring the Daleks on the front and Christopher Eccleston, David Tennant and Matt Smith on the reverse.
The magazine's lead feature is interviews with the two cover stars in a 'conversation through time'.
"Everything about Patrick is Doctory. All the elements were right." - Matt Smith.
"We are only different aspects of the same character." - Patrick Troughton.
"The Doctor is constantly evolving. He's not a character that ever sits still." - Matt Smith.
This month's competitions include the opportunity to win The Greatest Show in the Galaxy on DVD, The Wheel of Ice book and The Aztecs audiobook.
Dalek operators Nicholas Pegg and Barnaby Edwards share their memories and photos from working on the 2005 two-parter Bad Wolf and The Parting of the Ways.
Plus, all the regular features including news, reviews, countdown to the 50th anniversary and the Time Team.
Doctor Who Magazine 450 will be published on Thursday 26th July 2012 at the price of £4.99.
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Saturday, July 21, 2012
Doctor Who Action Figure Set - Victory of the Daleks
The Doctor has been summoned by his old friend Winston Churchill but in the Cabinet War Rooms, far below the streets of blitz-torn London, he finds his oldest enemy waiting for him... The Daleks are back! And can Churchill really be in league with them?
The Ironsides were designed to be the perfect warrior, after the concept was dreamt up by Professor Bracewell, seemingly from nowhere. In actual fact, these new weapons which Winston Churchill wanted to use to win the war were in fact Daleks, who had fallen back through time and needed the Doctor to be able to create the new Dalek race. Professor Bracewell was in fact an android built by the Daleks, part of a complex trap to lure the Doctor back to where they were hiding, so he would unwittingly allow the Dalek race to be reborn thanks to his testimony. The new Daleks appeared, and exterminated the Ironsides.
Contents: 1 x Winston Churchill action figure, 1 x Ironside Dalek action figure with Tea Tray plus extra accessories!
The figures are on sale now at the price of £26.99 (Forbidden Planet online).
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Friday, July 20, 2012
The Doctor Who Experience launches in Cardiff
The interactive exhibition, which features costumes and monsters from the entire history of Doctor Who, opened its doors to the public this morning with visitors from across the globe.
Fans get the opportunity to star in their very own walk-through Doctor Who adventure with three TARDIS sets and exclusive footage written by Steven Moffat and starring Matt Smith.
The building has been especially built to house the experience and will be based in Cardiff for the forseeable future.
Business Minister, Edwina Hart said: "Doctor Who fans span the globe and the programme has been televised in 50 countries.
"This unique exhibition is expected to attract a quarter of a million visitors a year to its Cardiff Bay venue and boosting our tourism industry, which is already worth over £4bn a year to the Welsh economy."
Philip Murphy, the managing director of BBC worldwide live events, said: "It has created work too, because a lot of local people have been hired to create this, and through the additional tourism it'll bring in."
The Doctor Who Experience is located at Porth Teigr, Cardiff.
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Thursday, July 19, 2012
Doctor Who Adventures: Issue 278
Warning! Doctor Who Adventures may appear smaller than it is!Do not adjust your eyes! This issue of Doctor Who Adventures is our tiniest one yet! This teeny, tiny little issue fits perfectly into this week's gift - an awesome trainer bag. You can then kit your bag out with the ace stickers and badges. To celebrate all creatures small and scary, we take a look at the tiniest alien terrors out there and give you a chance to design your own!
If that wasn't enough, we've got two brand-new cool comics, brill puzzles and loads of fun and facts!
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Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Doctor Who and Torchwood help BBC profits rise
The commercial arm of the BBC recorded an 8% rise in headline profit to £155m (2010/11: £144m). Profit before tax of £104m (2010/11: £92m excluding gains on disposals) is up 13% on a like for like basis. The company grew headline sales by 5% to £1,085m in the 12 months to 31 March 2012 (2010/11: £1,030m).
Doctor Who and Torchwood - along with Top Gear, Frozen Planet, Spooks, Sherlock, Planet Earth and Natural World - were the top selling programmes, each of which sold in over 100 markets. International sales of BBC programmes as a percentage of the total increased by 9 percentage points to 64% (2010/11: 56%).
As previously reported, Doctor Who Series 6 was the most-downloaded TV programme on the US version of iTunes in 2011.
The 2012 Doctor Who Annual was the "stand out" performer in the Children's book category.
In overall terms of merchandise sales, Doctor Who now has around 100 separate licensees across a wide range of product categories and was the fourth biggest licence in the market for boys aged 5-14.
The top five brands - Doctor Who, Top Gear, Lonely Planet, Dancing with the Stars and BBC Earth – account for 30% of company headline sales.
3,000 fans attended the first Official Doctor Who Convention in Cardiff and BBC Worldwide hosted 7,000 fans at Comic-Con San Diego.
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BBC press release confirms Doctor Who Series 7 details
Press release:
Doctor Who is set to take on one of his biggest monsters to date, as the BBC announces at ComicCon that episode two of the new series will be called Dinosaurs On A Spaceship, with episode three confirmed as A Town Called Mercy.Requiring one of the largest sets to date to house the prehistoric creatures, Dinosaurs On A Spaceship will follow the equally epic Asylum Of The Daleks, which kicks-off the show’s highly anticipated return to BBC One in the autumn.
Starring Matt Smith as the Doctor, Karen Gillan as Amy and Arthur Darvill as Rory, the episode will also co-star Mark Williams from the Fast Show as Rory’s dad, Brian, and Rupert Graves from Sherlock. Dinosaurs On A Spaceship was written by Chris Chibnall and directed by Saul Metzstein.
The BBC also confirmed today that episode three, filmed on location in Spain, will be a western entitled A Town Called Mercy. Written by Toby Whithouse and again directed by Saul Metzstein, the episode co-stars Adrian Scarborough and Ben Browder.
Steven Moffat, Head Writer and Executive Producer, said: “Dinosaurs On A Spaceship - what more do you need! The Doctor will come face to face with some of the most monstrous creatures evolution has ever produced, on some of the most monstrous sets we've ever built. We took one look at Chris Chibnall's brilliant script and said to ourselves 'We're going to need a bigger corridor'.
"And Toby Whithouse's A Town Called Mercy takes us into a genre Doctor Who hasn't attempted since the Sixties - it's a full blooded western. We knew from the start we need some serious location shooting for this one, and given the most iconic American setting imaginable, there was only one place to go - Spain."
Both episodes were shot earlier this year, with Dinosaurs On A Spaceship filmed in Cardiff.
The show returns with a run of five followed by the Christmas special and a further eight episodes in 2013.
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Monday, July 16, 2012
Doctor Who San Diego Comic-Con 2012 panel - full video
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Sunday, July 15, 2012
Doctor Who will return with Dinosaurs on a Spaceship, A Town Called Mercy, Cubed
Moffat revealed that episode two of the series is called "Dinosaurs on a Spaceship". The story is written by Chris Chibnall and some footage was shown during a trailer at the convention.
The following episode has now been named as "A Town Called Mercy." The Western adventure is written by Toby Whithouse and was partly shot in Spain. Fans were treated to an exclusive clip earlier tonight which will hopefully appear on the BBC website soon.
Episode 4, which is also written by Chibnall, carries the title "Cubed" and is the Pond's penultimate Doctor Who story.
Matt Smith also confirmed that Doctor Who will return to BBC One in August. As Let's Kill Hitler was broadcast in the 27th in 2011, it is likely that Steven Moffat's Asylum of the Daleks will be broadcast on Saturday 25th. Read more...
Video: Nerd HQ conversation with Matt Smith, Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill
The trio answer fans' questions, perform a rendition of Bohemian Rhapsody and Karen does an impression of a Dalek (watch out Martyn Crofts).
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Video: John Barrowman interviews Doctor Who cast at San Diego Comic-Con 2012
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Saturday, July 14, 2012
Karen Gillan cast in American horror movie
The movie is produced by Trevor Macy, Marc D. Evans, Intrepid Pictures and executive produced by Anil Kurian.
Synopsis:
The plot begins 10 years after a horrifying family incident left two young children orphans. Although authorities charged the brother with murder, his sister, Kaylie, believed that the true culprit was a haunted antique mirror. Now rehabilitated and in his 20s, the brother is ready to move on but Kaylie is determined to prove that the mirror was responsible for destroying their family.
Production on Oculus is scheduled to begin this Autumn in Alabama.
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Friday, July 13, 2012
Matt Smith, Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill Comic-Con interview - video
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Doctor Who Adventures: Issue 277
Warning! The TARDIS cloister bell is ringing - in this week's Doctor Who Adventures!
When there is a threat to the universe, the Doctor or all of our favourite biscuits, prepare to hear the TARDIS' cloister bell. That spooky DOING means big trouble. Get hold of this week's Doctor Who Adventures to find out what set the alarm bells ringing!
Plus, we get ready for the summer holidays by checking out the maddest alien holiday destinations in time and space. Mars is nice this time of year! Also, there are more brilliant monster texts, some bonkers monster makeovers, two exciting comics and a wicked companion guide, starring Wilf!
All this plus 14 free gifts! This issue comes with ten cool stampers, a pad, a make-your-own Weeping Angel and two packs of Doctor Who Monster Invasion cards.
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Wednesday, July 11, 2012
BBC Worldwide and The Wand Company announce Doctor Who Sonic Screwdriver TV Remote
Press release:
The Wand Company - known for developing the World’s first infrared remote control magic wand and BBC Worldwide today reveal the must-have accessory for Doctor Who fans – the Sonic Screwdriver Universal Remote Control.
Ever since Patrick Troughton, the Second Doctor, first produced it from his jacket, the sonic screwdriver has been the Doctor’s most trusted tool. Now, for the first time, Doctor Who fans have the opportunity to bring the Time Lord’s extremely cool and iconic gadget into their own homes.
A high quality metal replica of the Mark VII Sonic Screwdriver currently used by the Eleventh Doctor, Matt Smith, the new Sonic Screwdriver Universal Remote Control is a gesture-based universal remote control that utilises infrared (IR) technology to manipulate almost all earth-based home entertainment systems - from TVs and iPod docks to DVD/Blu-ray players and beyond.
With a green flashing tip and an impressive four operational modes – including a practice mode – and three memory banks, a total of 39 commands can be stored in the Sonic Screwdriver Universal Remote Control, giving aspiring Time Lord’s the option of operating multiple home entertainment devices with different flicks of the wrist.
Control is straightforward – even for humans. The Sonic Screwdriver Universal Remote Control works through a series of 13 short gestures, such as rotating, flicking or tapping, and a guided set-up procedure uses spoken prompts to match gestures to commands learned from existing remote controls.
And, for those fans who wish to transport a little more of The Doctor into their own homes, the FX operational mode features a range of authentic vintage Doctor Who sound effects.
All unauthorised alien usage of his device can be avoided as the Sonic Screwdriver Universal Remote Control comes with an inbuilt security setting - a three digit PIN can be set by the primary user - offering ultimate human control of the ultimate alien device.
As time travel is not readily available to most humans, Doctor Who fans will have to wait until August 31st 2012 to own a Sonic Screwdriver Universal Remote Control, when it is available from UK retailers.
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Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Murray Gold, Caroline Skinner, Chris Chibnall, Toby Haynes - Doctor Who panel at Comic-Con France - video
The panel consisted of composer Murray Gold, executive producer Caroline Skinner, writer Chris Chibnall and director Toby Haynes.
YouTube user TheTARDIB has uploaded to interview:
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Sunday, July 8, 2012
Doctor Who: The Aztecs - Audiobook
The TARDIS materialises in Mexico during the Aztec civilisation. The Doctor and his companions step outside to discover they are inside a tomb - the tomb, it turns out, of Yetaxa, once High Priest of the Aztecs. Barbara is hailed as Yetaxa's reincarnation by Autloc, High Priest of Knowledge, and Tlotoxl, High Priest of Sacrifice, when they find her in the precincts of the tomb wearing the bracelet of the deceased Priest, now revered as a god. And she takes advantage of her position of unaccustomed power to try and dissuade the Aztecs from practising human sacrifice...William Russell, who played the Doctor's companion Ian in the original TV serial, reads John Lucarotti's complete and unabridged novelisation, first published by Target Books in 1984.
The CD will be available from Thursday 2nd August 2012.
(Source: Amazon)
Friday, July 6, 2012
Character Options to release Doctor Who Talking Daleks set
The Daleks were created by the Kaled scientist, Davros as travel machines. He had deduced that the years of radiation and chemical poisoning from an ongoing war would lead his race to mutate into immobile organisms. The Dalek travel machines would house these creatures and allow the Kaleds to survive. However, in the course of his experiments, Davros deliberately removed what he considered to be debilitating emotions from the mutants and a force of evil was spawned! The Daleks were born without any ability to feel compassion or pity and were motivated only by hate, fear and an implacable belief that they were the superior creatures in the Universe.
Recreate scenes from Doctor Who with these highly detailed 5" poseable Dalek action figures. Featuring the following six Daleks, modelled accurately on some of the famous Daleks from past episodes. Bronze Dalek (2005), Dalek Invasion of Earth (1964), Power of the Daleks (1966), Revelation of the Daleks (1985), Planet of the Daleks (1973) and Death to the Daleks (1974). Each Dalek includes sound FX and speech by era! Collect them all!. Six to Collect. Requires 3 x 1.5V Batteries included. For ages 5 years and over.
The Daleks will be available individually or as a set from 22 August 2012.
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Thursday, July 5, 2012
Doctor Who Adventures: Issue 276
Mayhem! Madness! It can only be Monster Sports Day - in this week's Doctor Who Adventures!
Yes, Sontarans, Silence and a whole host of horrible monsters are competing for the trophy. With the Daleks as referees, what can possibly go wrong?*
Plus, we find out about the Doctor's disasters (he might be cool but he's also a bit clumsy). The Vampires of Venice are the stars of our creature feature. The Minotaur texts the Doctor and we learn all about the sonic screwdriver.
Poor Rory gets a robot makeover in our comic strip, and we also meet the Cybermen who never were as we explore the Doctor Who design team's amazing artwork and models!
All this plus posters, puzzles, AAAGH! battling a Rutan and the latest news on the new series. There's even five free gifts!
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Wednesday, July 4, 2012
David Tennant and Arthur Darvill to appear in Chris Chibnall's ITV1 drama
Tennant will play a Detective Inspector, while Darvill takes on the role of a Priest in the eight-part series which is titled Broadchurch and looks at the lives of people living in a small town after the body of a young boy is found on a beach.
Chibnall says: "Broadchurch focuses on a small British community which finds itself at the eye of a storm. In the wake of one boy's death, the residents of Broadchurch come under scrutiny and suspicion.
"It's a story of scale and intimacy, as the lives of the characters are laid bare."
Production will begin later this year on location in Portishead near Bristol and Dorset.
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Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Doctor Who, Matt Smith and Karen Gillan shortlisted for TV Choice Awards
Doctor Who itself is up for the Best Family Award, alongside Waterloo Road, Merlin and Glee.
Matt Smith is competing with Doc Martin's Martin Clunes, Merlin's Colin Morgan and Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch for the Best Actor award.
Karen Gillan is also shortlisted in the Best Actress category and faces opposition from Call The Midwife star Miranda Hart, Skins actress Freya Mavor and Waterloo Road's Jaye Jacobs.
Voting on the shortlist is open until Friday 13h July 2012
Jo Brand will host the awards ceremony which will take place on 10th September at London's Dorchester Hotel.
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Monday, July 2, 2012
Dame Diana Rigg and Rachael Stirling cast in Doctor Who
The real life mother and daughter duo are set to play the same relationship in Doctor Who, with their characters holding a dark secret.
The episode features Matt Smith, incoming companion Jenna Louise-Coleman and will be directed by Saul Metzstein.
Dame Diana Rigg, who will play a Yorkshire local, says: “The first time Rachie and I will be working together is on an episode of Doctor Who specially written for us by Mark Gatiss. How lucky is that?”
Rachael Stirling, on working on Doctor Who, said: “What joy. I am looking forward to the madness of Doctor Who enormously. Mark Gatiss has written a gift of a script and an on-screen relationship between Ma and I that is truly delicious. We have never before worked together because the offers have not been tempting, but when such a funny and original script comes through you know the time has come.”
Steven Moffat, executive producer and head writer on Doctor Who, says: “Dame Diana Rigg, Rachael Stirling and a Mark Gatiss script - a combination of talents you could only get in Doctor Who. Frankly, I'm terrified already!"
Production on the story will began today at the BBC's Roath Lock studios in Cardiff.
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Sunday, July 1, 2012
Doctor Who panel and new footage at San Diego Comic-Con 2012
The panel will be taking part in a Q&A session from 12.30-1.15, with Moffat delivering new exclusive footage from the new series of Doctor Who.
12:30-1:30 BBC America's Doctor Who— The Doctor and the Ponds land in San Diego.
BBC America's Doctor Who stars Matt Smith, Karen Gillan, and Arthur Darvill join award-winning lead writer and executive producer Steven Moffat (Sherlock) and award-winning executive producer Caroline Skinner (The Fades) for a Comic-Con panel and Q&A.
As fans eagerly await the new season's premiere, BBC America is making sure Steven Moffat brings new footage to reveal on the big screens in Hall H. Ahead of the new season, BBC America will premiere new Doctor Who specials-The Science of Doctor Who, The Women of Doctor Who, The Timey-Wimey Stuff of Doctor Who, and The Destinations of Doctor Who-as part of the Supernatural Saturday programming block starting Saturday, August 4 at 9pm/8c.
For those new to Who, the previous two seasons from Steven Moffat are available now on Blu-ray, DVD, and digital download. Hall H
In addition, Matt Smith will be appearing as part of the all-star TV Guide Magazine: Fan Favorites panel on Saturday 14 July at 1:00-2:00.
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