David Tennant’s Doctor Who teams up with Ood assassin for deadly new Time Lord Victorious adventure

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Christopher Vourlias Alexander Rodnyansky’s AR Content is developing a slate of new series as the two-time Oscar-nominated producer continues his push into high-end episodic content.Rodnyansky revealed details of two new projects to Variety during the Berlinale Series Market, just days after Fox Entertainment acquired U.S. rights to AR Content’s upcoming epic action show “Khan: The Series,” as Variety previously reported.“The Doghead” is a series loosely based on the book of the same name by best-selling author Alexey Ivanov, whose previous works adapted for the big screen include Cannes Un Certain Regard prize winner “Tsar.”The series follows Kirill, a homebody historian who prefers stability to change or adventure, but who travels to a remote village to look for his lost girlfriend. Her disappearance is just the first in a chain of mysterious events that started in the 17th century around an enigmatic fresco of an ancient spirit known as the Doghead.

Doctor Who stars David and Georgia Tennant share five children together, with oldest son Ty letting slip the name of the Tennants' latest arrival, who was born in October last year, during an appearance on Lorraine in March.During an appearance on BBC Breakfast on Thursday (July 16), David reflected on how the family had coped during the height of lockdown."We're lucky that we've got space, although we do have quite a lot of children so we have got quite a full house, but we do have a garden and that made all the difference for us, I suppose," he shared."I think homeschooling was challenging.

Leo Barraclough Senior International CorrespondentAMC Networks’ streaming service Sundance Now has taken the rights for true crime drama “Des,” starring David Tennant, in the U.S., Canada and the Caribbean.New Pictures’ chilling three-parter, based on the true story of serial killer Dennis Nilsen (Tennant), will debut on commissioning broadcaster ITV in the U.K. later this year.Distributor All3Media Intl.

David Tennant has spoken candidly about the difficulties he has faced homeschooling his children.The Scottish actor, 49, revealed his wife of nine years, Georgia, has been in charge of getting their brood on top of schoolwork during lockdown.Speaking on BBC Breakfast, the former Doctor Who star said: “I think home-schooling has been challenging. “Obviously my wife Georgia was ultimately in charge because she’s better at organising things than I am.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorDes, ITV’s drama starring David Tennant as British serial killer Dennis Nilsen, has been acquired by a raft of international broadcasters and streamers, including AMC Networks’ Sundance Now in the U.S., Canada and Caribbean.Made by All3Media-backed Catherine The Great producer New Pictures, the miniseries has also been sold by All3Media International to DIRECTV in Latin America, STAN in Australia and TVNZ in New Zealand.In Europe, Des has been acquired by C More Entertainment in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden, while other deals include VRT (Flemish Belgium), Siminn hf (Iceland), TV2 (Norway) and Virgin Media Television (Ireland). BritBox has picked up second-window rights in the UK.

VIEWERS were left baffled last night as David Tennant drama There She Goes was interrupted by a voiceover in a technical gaffe. A BBC Two continuity announcer could be heard talking over a key moment in the show as he practised a voiceover for BSL (British Sign Language) Sign Zone.

DOCTOR Who has dropped the first trailer for spin-off Time Lord Victorious - with an epic nod to David Tennant. The brief clip sees an animated logo appear on screen along with the words 'Coming soon'.

Doctor Who fans will be treated to a new story featuring several previous incarnations of the Time Lord.

Past and present stars of Doctor Who have recorded a thank you message to NHS staff on the front line of the pandemic.

DOCTOR WHO fans paid tribute to the late character Sarah Jane Smith in an emotional new episode written by showrunner Russell T Davies. The special show said farewell to the legendary character, played by Elisabeth Sladen between 1973-1976 and 2006-2010.

DOCTOR Who's former show boss has revealed the female Time Lord he wished he’d cast ahead of Jodie Whittaker. Jodie, 37, was announced as the first female Doctor in 2017 and was subsequently introduced in that year's Christmas Special.

Catherine Tate will reprise her errant schoolgirl role – now struggling with home education – with David Tennant as her teacher for a BBC show.

Actress Sophia Myles has shared the news that her father Peter sadly passed away from the coronavirus this weekend.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Doctor Who star  has given fans a glimpse inside his beautiful rose-filled garden in a charity YouTube video in partnership with children's charity Barnardo's. Alongside a whole of other stars, David is helping to help raise money for the organisation as the public enter a competition to win a 15-minute video call with their choice of celebrity in a bid to banish lockdown blues.David filmed a promotional clip for the #15MinutesWithFame campaign from his garden, and the background revealed that he has endless rose bushes at either side.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine and his have delighted their fans after posing for a cute new picture with their baby daughter Birdie.

Fans of Doctor Who will rejoice as David Tennant returns to the beloved sci-fi franchise.

The name of David Tennant’s new baby has finally been confirmed, five months after wife Georgia revealed she gave birth to the couple’s fifth child.

Doctor Who legend David Tennant and his equally legendary wife Georgia Tennant have revealed the name of their fifth child.