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New look at Jodie Whittaker’s Doctor Who costume

New look at Jodie Whittaker’s Doctor Who costume

A few months ago, the first look at Jodie Whittaker’s Doctor Who costume was revealed and it’s fair to say there was a lot to digest in it. But it wasn’t until later that we learned one crucial detail wasn’t as it seemed, with the new Thirteenth Doctor’s coat actually a shade of light blue rather than the brown or beige it appears in the official photo. Now, a new photos of the current Time Lord’s outfit have emerged on Twitter as…

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Doctor Who Magazine 520

Doctor Who Magazine 520

THE LATEST ISSUE OF DOCTOR WHO MAGAZINE INCLUDES A FREE THIRTEENTH DOCTOR POSTER/TWELFTH DOCTOR WALLCHART AND A REVEALING PREVIEW OF THE CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! Also in this issue… PEARL MACKIE Pearl talks to DWM about saying goodbye to companion Bill Potts. MARK GATISS An interview with Mark Gatiss, who plays the Captain in the 2017 Christmas Special. STEVEN MOFFAT Doctor Who’s outgoing showrunner previews his final story, Twice Upon a Time. EARL CAMERON Actor Earl Cameron – 100 years old this year! – recalls playing astronaut…

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Steven Moffat on Thirteenth Doctor: Jodie Whittaker ‘put a smile on my face immediately’

Steven Moffat on Thirteenth Doctor: Jodie Whittaker ‘put a smile on my face immediately’

Doctor Who Magazine issue 520 (out Dec 14) features an in-depth and exclusive interview with outgoing showrunner Steven Moffat. Steven, who leaves his post as Doctor Who boss this month, chatted with DWM about his very last story, the 2017 Christmas Special, Twice Upon A Time. This was also be the final outing for Peter Capaldi as the Twelfth Doctor and will see the debut of the Thirteenth Doctor, Jodie Whittaker. From Doctor Who Magazine 520: “I must be honest,…

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Steven Moffat unveils his final Doctor Who episode – and reveals why Carey Mulligan said no to the Tardis

Steven Moffat unveils his final Doctor Who episode – and reveals why Carey Mulligan said no to the Tardis

In a special souvenir issue of Radio Times magazine, Steven Moffat previews his final Doctor Who episode – Christmas special Twice upon a Time, starring departing 12th Doctor Peter Capaldi and David Bradley as the first Doctor. He considers the future of Doctor Who and his own career and reveals some juicy nuggets of information from his eight years on the show. Below are some excerpts from the interview – to read the whole thing, including Steven’s thoughts on more Sherlock and…

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Radio Times 9-15th December 2017

Radio Times 9-15th December 2017

This year’s annual Doctor Who cover for the Radio Times appears on the issue covering 9th-15th December, and features an image of Peter Capaldi in an ‘exclusive souvenir issue’. Inside the magazine there is a six page feature on the show, including interviews with the show’s outgoing lead writer Steven Moffat, alternative first Doctor David Bradley, plus an item on Radio Times coverage of the twelfth Doctor’s era over the last few years. Speaking about the arrival of the new Doctor in the form of Jodie Whitaker, Moffat explained…

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OUT NOW! Tales From The TARDIS issue 20

OUT NOW! Tales From The TARDIS issue 20

Doctor Who: Tales from the TARDIS comic issue #20 is out now, with three stunning stories from the Twelfth, Eleventh and Tenth Doctors! Check out the details and cover art below. Tales From The TARDIS #20 This issue, the Tenth Doctor conclusion to the War of Gods! Then, the Eleventh Doctor and Alice face a rogue Silent out to steal their memories! And, finally, a brand new year for the Twelfth Doctor begins! Tales From The TARDIS #20 is out now

The Essential Doctor Who: Time Travel

The Essential Doctor Who: Time Travel

The Doctor has always challenged the linear conception of time. Since his television voyage began in 1963, the TARDIS has travelled backwards, forwards and even sideways through the mysterious Vortex. The latest issue of The Essential Doctor Who traces the development of these time-bending narratives, describing the rules that were laid down – and subsequently revised – by the series’ writers and producers. Highlights of the all-new articles include: Frankenstein vs the Daleks – a look at Terry Nation’s first…

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Doctor Who Magazine 519

Doctor Who Magazine 519

DAVID BRADLEY IS THE DOCTOR! ISSUE 519 OF DOCTOR WHO MAGAZINE HAS AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH THE NEW FIRST DOCTOR, DAVID BRADLEY Four years ago he played William Hartnell in BBC Two’s An Adventure in Space and Time. Now David Bradley is returning as the First Doctor himself for this year’s Christmas Special Twice Upon a Time… “I was playing the guy who was playing the Doctor, but now I’m the Doctor… It’s absolutely thrilling.” ALSO IN THIS ISSUE…   FRIGHT KNIGHT Sir Derek Jacobi talks to DWM about bringing…

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First Doctor David Bradley talks Jodie Whittaker and Chris Chibnall

First Doctor David Bradley talks Jodie Whittaker and Chris Chibnall

  Doctor Who Magazine issue 519 hits newsstands later this week and inside you’ll find an exclusive interview with actor, David Bradley. Bradley is the man behind the the return of the First Doctor, as seen in the Series 10 finale, The Doctor Falls, and the forthcoming Christmas Special, Twice Upon A Time. David, who portrayed original First Doctor actor William Hartnell in 2013’s An Adventure In Space And Time, spoke about this year’s Christmas Special but also about the…

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MATT LUCAS: ‘LUCKIEST MAN’ IN THE WORLD TO BE IN DOCTOR WHO

MATT LUCAS: ‘LUCKIEST MAN’ IN THE WORLD TO BE IN DOCTOR WHO

The latest edition of Doctor Who Magazine – issue 518, out now – has been chatting with Narolde actor Matt Lucas all about his time on Doctor Who, from 2015’s Christmas Special to this year’s epic Series 10 finale. During the interview, Matt discusses the lighter tone of the Doctor Who Christmas Specials, filming Series 10 and laments not visiting the now-closed Doctor Who Experience. Lucas tackles the issue of the “long days” on filming Doctor Who over nine months or so…

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