Showing posts with label Nigel Planer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nigel Planer. Show all posts

Friday, 22 October 2010

Bits and bobs big update Dr who,torchwood,sarah jane adventures,the daleks,matt smith,reviews and more!!!

Titan Announces Torchwood Exclusive!








Dr Who Weekly - 1980



More Reviews Of DW Live!


Doctor Who Podcasts

The Sarah Jane Adventures: Series 4: Unreleased Music: Lukes First Drive.

Matt Smith: "I'm a huge Forest fan"


The Young Ones’ Nigel Planer on playing Vorgenson in Doctor Who Live at the Echo Arena


Doctor Who for Newbies: The Fifth Doctor


DVD Review: The Sarah Jane Adventures: Complete Third Series


Doctor Who and the Attack of the Cybermen


No sofa required for Doctor Who Live 'glam rock panto' show


BOOK REVIEW Doctor Who: The Coming Of The Terraphiles – Michael Moorcock


Fun and games sarah jane website


Mark Gatiss Interview


Smith Wants Who Movie!!!


MITCH BENN - I'M PROUD OF THE BBC


The Doctor is In


DOCTOR WHO AUDIO BOOKS -1Oth Doctor David Tennant


Single Father


Geronimo- Doctor Who 2010


Doctor Who Revisitations Volume 2


Colin Baker: "Confused at stadium reaction"


Dr who podcasts


Doctor Who: the Pandorica Opens Book


Doctor Who: A Death in the Family


Mark sheppards role in dr who series 6 has been announced as Canton Everett Delaware III


Matt Smith pushes Who boundaries


The Doctor; Timelord, Hero, Oncoming Storm and er...Fashion Icon??


Dalek give boot from dr who


Doctor Who: Your questions answered


Matt Smith: Who's the best Doctor Who companion?


ABC to fast-track Doctor Who Christmas special


David Confirmed For Breakfast Show


Genesis 1963: Celebrating Doctor Who Day - and beyond...


Denofgeek - have the new Daleks been dumped?


Doctor who stars light up Cardiff the Christmas City


Wednesday, 22 September 2010

Doctor Who's 'scary' Daleks

Doctor Who Live actor Nigel Planer thinks there is an interesting argument for an in-depth study of the show's mutant race, the Daleks.

The veteran actor will appear alongside Daleks - including a flying version of the classic 'Doctor Who' villain - and ten other monsters during large-scale live shows, which will tour the country next month, and he reckons there's an interesting argument for an in-depth study of the mutant race.

"You know, why does that work, that design, which looks like some sort of 1960s Italian car - why does that particular look retain its menace, and endure?"

more here

Sunday, 5 September 2010

SFX talks Doctor Who Live - interviews

Will Brenton, Director Of Doctor Who Live.

We’re bringing a lot of action into the auditorium. Apart from all the backstage crew, we’ve got 16 people in the cast, a 16-piece band, three sound desks and our lighting is being done by a guy who’s just come off the Stevie Wonder tour. It’s a big old scale.

Ben Foster the arranger and musical director

It’s exclusively music that has already been broadcast on the show. Which is great because many people know the themes. We’re doing some of the favourites, but we’re also doing some stuff from series five, because that’s becoming very popular too. Especially the Eleventh Doctor theme that we did at the Prom.

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