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Doctor Who star Jodie Whittaker could miss out on one of the franchise’s most iconic scenes amid falling ratings for the BBC One show.Jodie could be passed over for the upcoming regeneration scenes, which see the Doctor ‘die’ before changing to have a new face and style - played by a new actor.While no replacement has been confirmed for Jodie as yet, the upcoming series could simply see a new actor hop aboard the Tardis as it is claimed BBC bosses are considering a full-on reboot, skipping over Jodie’s final scenes.She wouldn’t be the first Doctor to go without a regeneration scene, as the same happened to Sylvester McCoy when the classic show came to an end, before being rebooted for its 2005 series starting with Christopher Eccleston.Speaking to The Sun, one TV source claimed: "The new team are considering a range of radical options in a bid to revive the flagging fortunes of a programme which is adored by millions around the world."That could see them take the decision to put space between Jodie's time in the Tardis and that of her successor. Which means she may not be seen regenerating.

Jodie Whittaker has reportedly been "snubbed" of an iconic scene as she leaves Doctor Who.

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The BBC has confirmed that Jodie Whittaker will be leaving Doctor Who after becoming the first-ever female Time Lord. Jodie, 39, will be moving on from the iconic sci-fi series in autumn 2022 along with showrunner Chris Chibnall, who has been in charge of the TARDIS since filming began in 2017.

The Chase which aired on Friday afternoon.The clip from the ITV quiz show didn't age well as the 61-year-old star went on to play a starring role in the sci-fi drama.It first aired in 2017, the same year the BBC announced that he'd been cast as a companion, Graham O'Brien, in the eleventh series of the sci-fi drama.Brad asked contestant Arthur: "Played by Bonnie Langford, who was the companion to both Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy' Doctor's in Doctor Who?"The possible answers the player had to chose from were Tegan, Peri and Mel.He opted for "Peri" and went on to tell Brad: "A total guess.

Express.co.uk that the BBC made him agree to stay on for a fourth year as Doctor Who, or they would pull the plug on his third run as the Time Lord.

Doctor Who cast and the most recent reincarnation.The former Time Lord sometimes bumps into the actors who have taken over the role, and recently hosted a themed lockdown quiz alongside David Tennant.Opening up on his thoughts on his fellow Doctor Who actors, Sylvester quipped: “I do meet my fellow Whovians, who are bigger and stronger than me, so I have to be very careful.”The star said he was a big fan of the 2005 Christopher Eccleston reboot of the show.He continued: “But Christopher I thought was great, bringing the show back with the glorious Billie Piper.”The star is a fan of Jodie Whittaker's portrayal of the Time Lord, after questioning if it would “work” with a female in the iconic role at first.Sylvester recalled: "I was wondering

Express.co.uk that he was “really miffed” after he was let go by the BBC, after they had originally “twisted his arm” to stay on playing the final Doctor Who during its original run in the 1980s.The Scottish actor only wanted to stay on playing the time traveller for three years, but was urged by the public broadcaster to sign on for a fourth year, only for them to cut his run short.Sylvester explained: “Peter Davison [who played Doctor Who before him] told me, ‘Only do three years’. “So I thought when I signed on, I was going to do three years. “In the second year the producer came to me and said, ‘Listen, we like what you’re doing, so we want to book you for the fourth year’, and I thought, ‘Hmmm I’m not sure’. “He went, ‘If you don’t do

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festive film called Lost At Christmas would boost business said all he has lost is bookings.Guy Daynes, who runs The Clachaig Inn in the heart of Glencoe, allowed filmmakers to feature his award-winning pub in the new movie.The romantic comedy stars Clare Grogan, Sanjeev Kohli and Sylvester McCoy.Guy planned to hold a mini premiere to mark the winter launch at cinemas across the UK.

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Maisie Williams wields an axe on the official poster for her upcoming film, The Owners.

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RLJE Films has nabbed the North American rights to the Maisie Williams'-starring thriller The Owners. Julius Berg's feature directorial debut is expected to be released in theaters and on VOD and digital HD in the fall of 2020.

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