‘Doctor Who’: Our hopes for the 50th anniversary special
With exactly six months to go until Doctor Who‘s 50th anniversary special airs, here are five things we’re hoping to see.
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With exactly six months to go until Doctor Who‘s 50th anniversary special airs, here are five things we’re hoping to see.
When preparing for a film, it’s not uncommon for an actor or actress to be asked to slim down or bulk up for a particular role. Usually during short spaces of time, those truly dedicated to their art go the whole hog and gain or drop the pounds at a dramatic weight.
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I am aware that it is much to hope for, but I for one won’t give up on the dream that there will indeed be a Series 6, or a miniseries, or even a film.