Doctor Who, has claimed that his character, literature's notorious explorer Phileas Fogg, constitutes everything that was "alarming" and "peculiar" about the British Empire, as he prepares for the screening of his new show, Around The World In 80 Days.The drama has been adapted from Jules Verne's classic novel by the same name.In a hint at the atmosphere of the plot, the 50-year-old Scot teasingly added that the story should potentially not elicit any sympathy."In many ways Phileas Fogg represents everything that’s alarming and peculiar about that old sense of British Empire," the former Broadchurch star elaborated in an interview with the Radio Times for their new Christmas edition."Potentially, it’s a story about an England that should.
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