For those perhaps not in the know, back in the Sixties two Dalek movies were produced featuring all-new Daleks (in all-new colour!) and an all-new Doctor, Peter Cushing (also in colour). In these outings, Cushing was an Earth-based scientist called, wait for it, “Dr. Who”. Don’t worry though, the TARDIS is still bigger on the inside (just) and the Daleks are as mean as ever.
Doctor Who star Matt Smith has shaved his hair for his role in new movie How to Catch a Monster, the directorial debut of Ryan Gosling.
Doctor Who star Matt Smith has revealed that he thinks Strax, Jenny & Vastra deserve their own spin-off.
From writer Lucy Gannon (Soldier Soldier) comes Frankie, a new BBC One drama series set in the world of district nursing, starring Eve Myles (Torchwood) and Dean Lennox Kelly (Shameless).
Writer Paula Milne returns to the political arena with a sequel, of sorts (but not really), to her 1995 Channel 4 series, The Politician’s Wife (starring Juliet Stevenson and Trevor Eve).
We caught up with Torchwood star Eve Myles earlier this week at the launch of her new BBC One drama Frankie in London.
Broadchurch creator Chris Chibnall has revealed that Torchwood is unlikely to return in the near future.
The BBC has announced the commission of a new continuing drama serial by Jimmy McGovern (The Street, Accused). The eight-part series is inspired by the events of the late 1780s when Britain deported its unwanted citizens to the very edge of the known world.
Broadchurch creator Chris Chibnall has teased that the show will get “more intense” over the remaining four episodes.
Written and created by Chris Chibnall (Doctor Who, Torchwood), ITV’s new drama series, Broadchurch, explores what happens to a small community in Dorset when it suddenly becomes the focus of a police investigation, following the tragic and mysterious death of an eleven year old boy under the glare of the media spotlight.