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Jodie Whittaker will allegedly pay tribute to past Time Lords by wearing their iconic outfits in her final episode of Doctor Who. The actress, 40, is set to bid farewell to the iconic part during the BBC's centenary episode in October - making way for Ncuti Gatwa to enter as the 14th Doctor - but not before David Tennant reprises his role for three specials next year. A source told The Mirror: 'Getting Jodie - and some others - to wear some of the best-loved items from the Doctors' wardrobes over the decades, seems a fitting and perfect way to mark the BBC's 100 year anniversary.

Former Doctor Who and Broadchurch showrunner Chris Chibnall’s debut novel is becoming an ITV drama series.

Alex Ritman “How to Have Sex” breakout and newly-crowned BAFTA Rising Star winner Mia McKenna-Bruce has landed her next major role. The British actress is set to lead the cast of “The Seven Dials Mystery,” Netflix‘s upcoming Agatha Christie series written by “Broadchurch” creator and former “Doctor Who” showrunner Chris Chibnall, Variety has learned. Joining McKenna-Bruce are Helena Bonham Carter and Martin Freeman.

Actress Miriam Margolyes will star in the 60th anniversary specials of Doctor Who. It comes as the 82-year-old actress recently opened up on her health battle as she admitted not being able to walk anymore, and fears she will soon be wheelchair-bound.

Mindhunter star Jonathan Groff will appear in the upcoming series of Doctor Who in a major role.The BBC said the 38 year old, a regular on Broadway in the US, would be “jumping aboard the Tardis” in a “mysterious and exciting” guest part.The latest revamp of the long-running science-fiction series will see Sex Education star Ncuti Gatwa take over as the Time Lord with Coronation Street actress Millie Gibson as his companion. Millie, 18, is best-known for playing Kelly Neelan in the ITV soap, which she stepped away from in 2022, and Groff came to prominence playing the role of Jesse in musical comedy drama Glee.

Russell T. Davies is getting his band back together for the BBC and Disney+ Doctor Who series.

Express.co.uk at the Pride of Britain awards in October.The Bridgerton actress admitted she might be keen to make a return to the world of Doctor Who now that the It’s A Sin creator is back at the helm.Russell was responsible for revising the science fiction show back in 2005, and is largely credited with its new-found success today.The writer, who is taking back the reins from showrunner Chris Chibnall, oversaw both Christopher Eccleston and David Tennant’s time on the BBC show.During David’s era, Adjoa played the mother of the Doctor’s second companion Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman).She turned in a memorable performance as the critical, uptight Francine Jones across seven episodes between 2007 and 2008. Speaking on the Pride of Britain red carpet about whether she would return to the show, she suggested that she would be keen to make a comeback.“Russell is a genius,” she said. “Every show I’ve done… I did a show of his called Cucumber for Channel 4 and he’s an absolute genius.Asked if she would consider reentering the world of Doctor Who, she added: “So if he said to me ‘jump’, I’d just say ‘how high?’“But I cannot wait to see what he’s going to do this season with the new Doctor and all the new ideas that are coming along.“I know we’ve got a bit of Mr Tennat,” she added in reference to the 10th Doctor star.

Ryan Gosling has been pictured wearing a t-shirt depicting actor Ncuti Gatwa as Doctor Who while filming on the set of Barbie.Gatwa, who stars alongside Gosling in director Greta Gerwig’s upcoming film, shared the picture of the t-shirt (designed by fan Matthew Purchase) on Instagram.“Dolls supporting Doctors,” Gatwa wrote. “Yass king.

The Doctor is in! Make that Doctors since Doctor Who season 14 seems to be jam-packed with new and familiar faces — including former star David Tennant.

Doctor Who has released a first look at the feature-length Centenary special and Jodie Whittaker's final episode, which will air later this year. For the first time since the show returned to BBC One in 2005, The Master, the Daleks and the Cybermen will all feature in one single story.

Doctor Who showrunner Chris Chibnall, 52, has urged viewers not to “attack” the BBC.This year marks the 100th year of the BBC and there are plans for special Doctor Who episodes to mark the occasion. The special episodes will air in autumn.The television writer and producer spoke about recent criticism of the BBC, which he doesn’t agree with.Chris said he had “no idea” why someone would criticise the BBC.He explained: “I have no idea why you would want to bash the BBC.”Chris continued to describe the huge variety of shows created by the broadcaster.He said: “Look at the amazing drama and entertainment they still pump out – The Tourist, Time, Strictly…”The 52-year-old also urged readers not to take the BBC “for granted”.He continued: “Everybody likes to attack it until we have a pandemic or a massive war and then everyone asks, ‘Can you tell us the truth, please?’ and the BBC does that.“We should never take it for granted.”Chris spoke about the fears he had that the pandemic would be an obstacle in terms of filming Jodie Whittaker’s final episodes.Jodie, 39, plays the current Doctor on the show, but she has announced that she will be leaving the show later this year.Chris has also announced his plans to leave the show later in the year.He will be replaced by Russell T.

Hugh Grant is separating fact from fiction regarding those “Doctor Who” rumours.

Hugh Grant is in secret talks to play Doctor Who in a daring BBC move to rebuild ratings.

Debuting her baby bump! Jodie Whittaker stylishly revealed her pregnancy news while walking the Brit Awards 2022 red carpet.

Radio Times about the rumour and addressed whether or not there was any truth behind them.The Misfits actor explained that whoever is due to fill the role will face a lot of pressure to do it right.He also stated that he would have a preference over which role he would like to play in the show.He said, when asked about the rumours in the latest edition of the magazine: “That’s exactly what they are, rumours.“Whoever steps into those shoes, they’re big shoes to fill.“I would probably prefer to be playing the Master than the Doctor and, if I was doing it right, cause a few tears before bedtime.”The Line of Duty star appeared on This Morning in early December with hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary to discuss the possible role.Jodie Whitaker is due to step down from her role as the current Doctor following the end of the next season.Other crew members leaving the show include executive producer Chris Chibnall.Speaking about working with Jodie, Craig was quick to offer praise.He said: “I don’t know anybody that has her energy.She's in like every scene of every day.”He finished by adding: “She’s always so happy!"Dermot corroborated the actor’s views, having interviewed Jodie himself before.He said: “She's so up as a person, isn’t she?”He then went on to describe the star as “lovely.”The presenter then started to muse on the possibility of Craig in the role: “Is there a world, bare with me here, where you could become the next Doctor?”To which his co-host Alison, gasped and responded: “Look at his face, look at his face!” while their guest looked somewhat reticent.An embarrassed Craig replied: “I’m not - I mean, I can’t say anything, Dermot.”Alison commented on the actor’s facial expression: “Your eyes just literally

It wouldn’t be Doctor Who without monsters. And even thought the show is now known as Doctor Who: Flux, its 13th season promises more creatures great and small.

The 13th season of Doctor Who will be a Halloween treat for fans, the BBC has confirmed, arriving on Oct. 31. The show revealed its first trailer for the newest installment of the series, which will be the last for Jodie Whittaker in the iconic role. Three specials next year will be her last as the first female Doctor, with showrunner Chris Chibnall also departing for returning showrunner Russell T. Davies.

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Jenny Ryan, 39, is best known for her quizzing expertise on the popular ITV show, where she is nicknamed The Vixen.She has also previously showcased her singing talents on a celebrity version of the X Factor and is now seemingly eyeing up an acting role, following Jodie Whittaker’s Doctor Who exit announcement.Earlier today, the BBC announced the 39-year-old actress and Chris Chibnall will be bowing out of the show in Autumn 2022 after a new six-part series and three specials.Jenny has now revealed she’d be up for replacing the female lead. The Vixen star shared a picture of herself posing next to a replica police box in true Doctor Who style.In view of her 95,000 followers, she joked: “Sending off my CV to the BBC.Lisa Faulkner talks being

The end of an era! Jodie Whittaker and showrunner Chris Chibnall will be going on their last journey with Doctor Who as they both prepare to exit the series in 2022.

Jodie Whittaker takes aim in the first trailer for season 13 of Doctor Who.