Sometimes art imitates life. The lighthouse used as Ruth’s “family home” in the Doctor Who Series 12 episode Fugitive of the Judoon, now operated as a bed and breakfast, is owned by Doctor Who fans and has a changing room in the form of a TARDIS. West Usk Lighthouse, sits at the mouth of the … >
New photos and casting information have emerged for the fourth episode of Doctor Who Series 12, Nikola Tesla’s Night of Terror. The casting news introduces some new villains along with Anjli Mohindra’s Queen Skithra. Robin Guiver plays a menacing character named Bill Tallow, as pictured in the BBC America trailer for Nikola Tesla’s Night of … >
In a shocking revelation in the Doctor Who Series 12 second episode Spyfall: Part 2 the Doctor returned to her home planet Gallifrey to find it in ruins with the entire population dead. The dejected Doctor returned to her TARDIS to receive a geo-activated message from the Master, who claimed responsibility for the destruction. “If … >
The BBC shared a video which includes the filming of the scene of the plummeting aeroplane in the second episode of Doctor Who Series 12, Spyfall: Part 2. It includes cast interviews. Director of Photography Ed Moore shared a photo of filming the inventors exhibition scene. View this post on Instagram Shooting the … >
In an interview released by the BBC, Sacha Dhawan expressed an eagerness to explore the melancholic side of The Master. “My first port of call was to extract the bare bones of the character because there is so much information out there. I was keen to approach the part like I would with any other … >
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November’s monthly Torchwood story pulls the spotlight away from the main Hub crew to push the focus back in the direction of the malevolent, machiavellian manipulator Bilis Manger. Last heard of in the deliciously dark Deadbeat Escape back in August 2018, Manger has lost none of his nefarious charms by the time the events of … >
I Love the Bones of You, a memoir penned by Christopher Eccleston, will be be released in September. The book will explore Eccleston’s life growing up in working-class Salford, his deep-rooted desire to perform on stage and the development of his acting career which includes his film debut in Let Him Have It, the BBC’s … >
This much-anticipated second release in the new series of Doctor Who monster-themed Torchwood audios returns to the setting of the classic 1973 Jon Pertwee story The Green Death: “the one with the giant maggots” as it is ubiquitously referred to in pop culture. For the majority of the story this is a double-act, as Torchwood’s … >
Put it all on black! There are few more exciting scenes in film than those set in the casino – whether we are about to watch a heist be undertaken and wonder if our characters will achieve it, or whether our protagonist’s chances on the game reflect their current predicament in the plot. The film … >