David Tennants Hamlet 2009

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Cast (in credits order)

David Tennant
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Hamlet

Patrick Stewart
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Claudius / Ghost

Penny Downie
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Gertrude

Oliver Ford Davies
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Polonius

Mariah Gale
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Ophelia

Edward Bennett
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Laertes

Peter De Jersey
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Horatio

Sam Alexander
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Rosencrantz / Second Gravedigger

Tom Davey
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Guildenstern

Mark Hadfield
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Gravedigger

John Woodvine
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Player King

Ryan Gage
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Osric / Player Queen

Samuel Dutton
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Dumbshow King

Jim Hooper
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Dumbshow Queen / Priest

David Ajala
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Reynaldo / Dumbshow Poisoner

Keith Osborn
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Marcellus

Ewen Cummins
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Barnardo

Robert Curtis
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Francisco / Fortinbras

Roderick Smith
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Voltemand

Andrea Harris
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Cornelia

Ricky Champ
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Lucianus

Riann Steele
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Lady-in-waiting

Zoe Thorne
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Lady-in-waiting

Tom Baker to record for Big Finish?

Answering questions on his official website, Fourth Doctor Tom Baker has said that he has agreed to record a Big Finish Audio production.
Baker was answering a question asking what story he would do if he was given carte blanche to create any story he wanted. He replied that he has been in talks with Big Finish and that they have accepted some of his ideas. Baker recorded Hornets' Nest for BBC Audio last year, but has never worked for Big Finish before. Any project is likely to be in early stages of production and has not been confirmed by Big Finish.
Tom Baker is answering about 20 questions per month via his website. Questions need to be submitted via the forum on the website.  Please read the guidelines before posting.

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CORSHAM SCI-FI

 

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Corsham Sci-Fi

Family Funday 2010

Who will stop the Star Wars?

On the 17th April 2010, we are hosting  "Corsham Sci-Fi (Family Funday)", at Corsham Community Centre. Stars from both Dr Who and Star Wars will be there for you to meet, along with monsters such as Daleks, Davros, Storm-troopers, Darth Vader and many more characters. The money made will go towards the charities British Heart Foundation, 16-30 PHAB, and Marie Curie Cancer Care. So make sure you attend, to help make a difference.

The event will run from 10am till 4pm.

Corsham Community Centre
Beechfield Road
Corsham
Wiltshire
SN13 9DN

All children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult

Currently Confirmed Stars:

Jeremy Bulloch:

Boba Fett (Ep V-VI)

Hal (Dr Who - The Time Warrior)

Mike Collins:

Comic Strip Artist (Dr Who)

DC Comics  (Babylon5, Star Trek)

Comic Artist  ( Transformers)

Frazer Hines:

Jamie McCrimmon (Dr Who)

Richard LeParmentier:

Admiral Motti (Ep IV)

MORE GUESTS COMING SOON

Guests appear subject to work commitments and will be charging for autographs. Please keep checking the website for a finalized guest list, closer to the time of the event.

Doctor Who's New Companion Explains Why She Wears Really Short Skirts

Last week, Matt Smith explained what his new Doctor was like, and now it's the turn of Doctor Who's new companion, Karen Gillan, to introduce her character. Plus, what is Panic Moon?

Talking to the British Observer newspaper, Gillan enthused about new companion, Amy:

Amy's a sassy lady, funny and passionate, and her relationship with the doctor has a really interesting dynamic... She has a love for him, a really deep love for him. But not romantic. It's been an education in itself to work with Matt, who's so endlessly inventive, bringing something new to it every day rather than falling into the easy default scared-face. That's one of the challenges; you're faced with life-threatening situations every episode, but you can't just widen your eyes all the time. Yes, this doctor is preeeetty good. As, I've said, is Amy, and she gets to wear all these small skirts, which I will admit was very cold, but also very cool. They originally wanted to put me in trousers, but I did say I'd like to wear a skirt because – you'll understand when you watch it. Actually I think I love Amy. I'm in love with her. I want to be her.

Gillen said that she wasn't a Who fan before auditioning for the series, but that didn't stop her from getting nervous before her second try-out:

I got the recall, the second audition. That was when I started sweating. This huge thing. And it was so secretive I couldn't even tell BBC reception where I was going, had to pretend it was for something called Panic Moon, which is an anagram of companion.

Now we're going to keep watching for mentions of Panic Moon throughout the new season, just in case it's another Torchwood situation...