Having recently narrated the audiobook of his namesake Steven Patrick’s Autobiography, it seems appropriate that David Morrissey’s latest television role takes him back to Manchester. This is not the cultured, steel-and-glass megalopolis that the city’s tourist board are keen to publicise, however, but the parts that haven’t changed since the days of the Smiths: the … >
The first thing you notice about this episode are the balls. Not Rusty the Dalek’s antibodies, which whizz around its ailing innards like Toclafanes disguised as Magic 8s, but the cojones: the swaggering, look-at-the-size-of-this braggadocio of a blockbusting space adventure. The fact that it’s a combination of several other blockbusting space adventures – not to … >
Phil Collinson, Doctor Who‘s producer from 2005-2008, talks candidly to Dalek actor Barnaby Edwards about the challenges around resurrecting the show for Christopher Eccleston’s first series…
Following our first list of Doctor Who crossovers, we’ve picked out some more of the times when the show’s cast members have appeared together elsewhere…
Matt Smith was magnificent – never more so than as the aged toymaker whittling away at his wood. Raggedy man, we shall miss you. But then, you knew that already.
Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat has confirmed that Matt Smith’s Doctor is still the Eleventh Doctor, despite the events of ‘The Night of the Doctor’.
Doctor Who will celebrate its 50th anniversary on BBC One in 2013 with a feature-length special. This news summary will be updated regularly as more details are revealed. WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS.
With Thor: The Dark World hitting UK cinemas next Wednesday, CultBox joined the cast and crew in London recently where they were promoting the latest entry into the Marvel canon.
The first Thor film established that this franchise will be the whacky, fantastic and out-there branch of the Marvel super-tree (at least until Guardians of the Galaxy arrives). Not that we’re suggesting the others are grounded in gritty reality, but this one featured frost-giants, rainbow bridges, and Idris Elba in contact lenses.
Thor: The Dark World is very much an extension of that. And it’s a whole heap of fun.
Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat has revealed that the show’s upcoming 50th anniversary special will “changes the way [the Doctor] thinks”.