Showing posts with label Steven moffat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Steven moffat. Show all posts

Tuesday, 5 July 2011

Steven Moffat at Paris Comic Con

Monday, 4 July 2011

A full Series of Doctor who in 2012


Yesterday Steven Moffat was interviewed at Comic con by Alain Carraz.

Moffat said "there will be the same number of episodes next year" and at the end he added "But its true that there will be a change in the mode of distribution. I would explain it all. Later."

He also confirmed that the BBC have been approached about the 50th anniversary of Doctor who in 2013.

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Saturday, 11 June 2011

Bits and Bobs Big update, A female Doctor?, Comic art, Steven Moffat, Donald hewlett, A good man goes to war DVD Labels, Podcasts, Roy Skelton and more!!

Doctor Who: "How far you’ve come..."

Was Steven Moffat Plotting Doctor Who’s Mid Season Finale Sixteen Years Ago?

Meals in the Limelight

Exhibition of Doctor Who comic art opens in London next month

Jacqueline Rayner Interview

What do you think about a female incarnation of the Doctor?

Officially-licensed full-size replica Dalek at Firebox

Doctor Who Actor Donald Hewlett Sadly Dies at 90

Doctor Who 607 A Good Man Goes To War DVD/CD Labels

BLOG The Doctor Has Never Felt Better

doctorwhotv - Doctor Who Series 6 Autumn Preview

Radio Free Skaro #257 – Springtime For Hitler

Episode 23 – The Two Doctors – The Two Doctors Discuss Louis Niebur’s Special Sound: The Creation and Legacy of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop

Doctor Who Cast Episode 7: A Good Man Goes To War | Doctor Who Podcast

Doctor Who An Animated Reign of Terror Image

Colin Baker: "So how long does it take to see a doctor?"

EXCLUSIVE: 'Torchwood' Creator Russell T Davies on Captain Jack's Dangerous Secret and Much More

Doctor Who 607 A Good Man Goes To War DVD Cover

The Sun Get It Wrong Again Doctor Who

Doctor Who's Colin Baker Celebrates his 68th Birthday Today!

What sort of hat would an evil Doctor wear? Matt Smith explains!

Daisy Lowe likes wearing her boyfriend`s clothes

Episode 23 – Good Man and the Indebted Friends

Roy Skelton, voice of the Daleks and Rainbow's Zippy and George, dies

Wednesday, 20 April 2011

Reaction: Elisabeth Sladen - Steven moffat (Doctor Who executive producer)


"There are a blessed few who can carry a whole television show on their talent and charisma - but I can't think of one other who's done it quite so politely. I once showed my son Joshua an old episode of Doctor Who, in which Lis appeared. "But that's Sarah Jane," he said, confused "In old Doctor Who. From years ago. How come she always look exactly the same?" It's not a comfort today, of course, but children will still be saying that 50 years from now."

Tuesday, 12 April 2011

Doctor Who Takes Manhattan

The Doctor Who cast and crew — and, seemingly, half of New York City — turned out last night for the U.S. premiere screening of the BBC America series' sixth season opener. Matt Smith, Karen Gillan, Arthur Darvill, Alex Kingston, Steven Moffat, and executive producers Piers Wenger and Beth Willis were met with gleeful cheers from a massive crowd when they arrived at Village East Cinemas around 6:30 pm. After the two-part premiere screening, they were joined by episode director Toby Haynes for a Q&A panel.


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Tuesday, 5 April 2011

Steven Moffat on the new series!


Steven Moffat is Doctor Who's lead writer and Executive Producer. He recently took time out to answer questions about the new series, spilling some secrets about mystery, monsters and a momentous cliff-hanger...

How has this series evolved from last year?

Steven Moffat: Well we've moved through the funfair a bit - we've done the rollercoaster, now we're on the ghost train. Last year, in a way, was all about saying, don't worry, it's still him, it's still the same show, nothing's really been lost. Losing a leading man like David Tennant is seismic - unless you gain a leading man like Matt Smith. It's been the biggest joy to see him stride in and just claim that TARDIS for his own. But now he's really here, and the part is his, and the bow tie is cool, he's ready to lead us places we didn't know existed. Last year we reassured you - this year, to hell with that, we're going to worry the hell out of you. How well do we really know that man, or what he's capable of? We're putting the Who? back in the Doctor.
Is there a major story arc to look out for?

Oh, there's a big story being told this year, and major mysteries from the very off. As ever, in this show, the stories all stand alone, and every episode is a perfect jumping-on point for a new viewer. But at the same time the over-arching plot will be a bigger player this year. More than hints and whispers - we're barely ten minutes into episode one before our heroes face a dilemma that they'll be staring at months from now. And there will be no easy answers.
Will there be new monsters?

They're ... scary. Very scary. And, ohh, I don't want to say more - there's the Silence in 1 & 2, the Siren, in episode 3, the Gangers in 5 & 6, all these are more than just freaky costumes and masks; there are SCARY ideas here. And just wait till you meet Idris in episode 4.
Is this series scarier than the last one?

See above. Yes, I think so. But it's not JUST scary - it's funny and moving and revelling in its own insanity too.
How have the characters evolved?

The big difference, I suppose, is how long the Doctor is hanging around in the lives of his Companions. His normal MO is get them while they're young, and leave them while they're young too. He's careful to put them back where he found them, before he screws up their lives. But here he is, married couple on board - and much as he loves them both, he does wonder if it isn't time he got out of the way. Before something really BAD happens.
What can you tell us about the cliff-hanger at the end of episode 7?

Normally our cliff-hangers are lives being threatened. With this one, three live are changed FOREVER.


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Saturday, 19 March 2011

Bits and bobs big update Dr who, Dalek Handbook, Georgia Moffett,Bakers,Where's the Tardis?,official Annual 2012,Christopher and his kind and more!!

Radio Free Skaro #245 – The Howell Around Effect


Docteur Who: Saison 5 finale ratings


Doctor Who: The Dalek Handbook


Sci-Fi Songfest - Dr who


Georgia Moffett in "White Van Man"


The Best of BBC America's Doctor Who ''Where's the TARDIS?'' Competition


'Doctor Who' fans, robots battle at sci-fi convention


Eagle Awards Nominations Announced - DWM


Doctor Who Official Annual 2012


Colin Baker joins Twitter!


Christopher & His Kind - promo pics


McCoy & McGann team up for new audio


Matt Smith talks Isherwood to the Radio Times


Doctor Who: "I Am The Doctor" - Ultimate Medley


Steven Moffat and Sarah Jane win out at RTS Awards


Barrowman announces new UK Tour


The Eleventh Doctor Faces Jack the Ripper in Doctor Who ''Ripper's Curse''


A 'Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart' Whosday


The Curse of Fatal Death, Part Two.


PIC: Sylvester McCoy playing The Doctor last week


Classic Novels Republished


Colin Baker: "How about making us all PIMBIES?"


Freema Agyeman on "The Alan Titchmarsh Show"


Doctor Who Series 5 Transcript– Vincent and the Doctor


Nicola Bryant joins Twitter


The 20mb Doctor Who Podcast #47


2MTL 197: Where'd the Human Heroes Go?


March Podcast 003 - 18 March 2011


Graham Norton - Matt Smith interview


BBC Breakfast - Matt Smith Discusses Christopher and His Kind [18/03/11]


Christopher And His Kind, ITV STUDIOS

Thursday, 3 March 2011

Moffat talks red nose day.....


Amy Pond meets Amy Pond. Steven Moffat reveals what part Doctor Who is going to be playing on Red Nose Night



A new mini-adventure of Doctor Who is going to be playing an important role on Red Nose Day on 18 March, and showrunner Steven Moffat has given SFX the inside skinny on what’ll be happening:

“Two episodes. Two mini-episodes. Very, very small episodes – maybe eight minutes in total, so that’s around four minutes each. It’s not a spoof. It’s in the style of the ones that we’ve done for Children In Need, so it’s taken seriously as a proper bit of Doctor Who – funny, but not a sketch. A little miniature story. One’s called ‘Space’ and one’s called ‘Time’, so they’re Space & Time. And there’s a moment with two Amy Ponds in it. If you’re a red-blooded male surely that’s enough! You’ve got Amy Pond flirting with herself.”

This is just your personal fantasy, isn’t it?

“It’s everybody’s personal fantasy! I’m really, really pleased with them. I think they’re really good, really very funny. It’s Matt, Karen and Arthur, and there isn’t a guest character. It’s just the three of them. A moment of life aboard the TARDIS. But obviously life about the TARDIS instantly gets you into terrible jeopardy, and all of causality is threatened. As I’m sure it is every day when they get up and have their coffee…”


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