Thursday, August 2, 2012

Spoilers - Series 7 of Doctor Who is back with a bang!



Daily Mail
It's back on screens later this month and series seven of Doctor Who certainly doesn't disappoint. 

In a new 90-second trailer for the upcoming season - starring Matt Smith as the Time Lord once again - the Doctor is seen facing off against the deadly Daleks and a group of terrifying dinosaurs trapped on a spaceship, before becoming embroiled in a full-scale Western drama. 

The promo also offered a glimpse of how actress Karen Gillan, who portrays the Doctor's trusted companion Amy Pond, potentially bows out of the series in the New York-set episode five.


Deadly: The Time Lord comes face to face with his arch enemies, the Daleks
Deadly: The Time Lord comes face to face with his arch enemies, the Daleks
Terrifying: Show boss Steven Moffat as warned the Daleks will be 'worse than ever' when they return in series seven
Terrifying: Show boss Steven Moffat as warned the Daleks will be 'worse than ever' when they return in series seven
In a glimpse from the season premiere of the BBC One sci-fi drama, a battered and bruised Doctor is seen carrying Amy through a wall of fire, while flanked by two rows of terrifying Daleks.

Karen and her on-screen husband Rory Pond, played by Arthur Darvill, will bow out of the show halfway through the season, with the Scottish actress being replaced by former Emmerdale star Jenna-Louise Coleman for the Christmas special.


Show boss Steven Moffat has warned the return of the Daleks in episode one, Asylum of the Daleks, will be 'worse than ever'.
Dramatic: The Doctor is seen running away from a wall of fire
Dramatic: The Doctor is seen running away from a wall of fire
Scary: A Dalek seems to combust as actor Matt Smith runs away
Scary: A Dalek seems to combust as actor Matt Smith runs away
He said: 'The Daleks are coming back and they’re worse than ever. Just you wait until you see what they’re going to do.'
The second episode of Doctor Who will feature one of the largest sets to date, and will see the Time Lord face off against monstrous pre-historic creatures. 

Steven explained: 'Dinosaurs On A Spaceship - what more do you need! The Doctor will come face to face with some of the most monstrous creatures evolution has ever produced, on some of the most monstrous sets we've ever built.'
Leaving: Karen Gillan will bow out of her role as Amy Pond in episode five, which is set in New York
Leaving: Karen Gillan will bow out of her role as Amy Pond in episode five, which is set in New York
Terrifying: In episode two, the Doctor will face a group of menacing dinosaurs
Terrifying: In episode two, the Doctor will face a group of menacing dinosaurs
Western: The Wild West-themed episode three was filmed in Spain
Western: The Wild West-themed episode three was filmed in Spain

Meanwhile, episode three - entitled A Town Called Mercy - will see the cast and crew travel to Spain to recreate a scene from an American Western movie. 

'A Town Called Mercy takes us into a genre Doctor Who hasn't attempted since the Sixties - it's a full blooded western,' Steven added. 

'We knew from the start we need some serious location shooting for this one, and given the most iconic American setting imaginable, there was only one place to go - Spain.'

The 90-second trailer will trailer will premiere at 8pm tonight on BBC One. 
Terrifying: The Doctor carries Amy Pond through a wall of fire, while flanked by two rows of terrifying Daleks
Terrifying: The Doctor carries Amy Pond through a wall of fire, while flanked by two rows of terrifying Daleks

Just Because I Can - HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Kevin Smith!


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Christopher Eccleston set to join Thor: The Dark World

Total Film



Could replace Mads Mikkelsen as the sequel’s villain

Former Doctor Who star Christopher Eccleston is in final negotiations to join the cast of Thor: The Dark World.

The Brit actor is best known across the globe for playing the Doctor for just one year in 2005, before handing the baton to David Tennant.

According to THR, Eccleston’s currently in talks to play the lead villain in the comic-book sequel, which means he’d appear as the ruler of the Dark Elves of Svartalfheim.

It's a role that was previously offered to Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen, whodropped out just a few weeks back thanks to commitments to the HannibalTV series.

Eccleston’s no stranger to villainous roles, though, having seethed and brooded before in the likes of 28 Days LaterG.I. Joe: Rise Of Cobra, and TV show Heroes.

With Kenneth Branagh's great work directing the first Thor, and Tom Hiddleston excelling as the evil Loki, Marvel clearly love British talent, and Eccleston would be a fantastic addition to the sequel’s already impressive roster.

Thor: The Dark World is being directed by Alan Taylor (Game Of Thrones) and opens in cinemas on 8 November 2013.

Wednesday, August 1, 2012

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