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Doctor Who - David Yates Talks About the Film

1 Apr 2012

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8 comments:

  1. Mark Johnson1 April 2012 at 20:13

    And here I thought Moffat and company crushed this.

    Don't do it Yates. Doctor Who is a fifty year old cannon, I don't want to see any "hollywood reboot" bullshit.

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  2. Sandi1 April 2012 at 20:30

    Moff likes to say that it's not happening, but he doesn't have any control over it I'm afraid, lol.  I'm really looking forward to seeing a Who film myself :)

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  3. Mark Johnson1 April 2012 at 20:35

    RTD had the film rights, and was under the impression that they hadn't expired, and backed Moffat's play at blocking this travesty.
     
    If it does happen, it's non-cannon and I'll just have to pretend like it doesn't exist. Just like I'm going to do with that Buffy crap.

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  4. Sandi1 April 2012 at 20:37

    Well of course it will be non canon, it would be impossible to make it run along side the show, that in itself has enough problems with what is and isn't canon XD

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  5. carson_leigh1 April 2012 at 20:37

    Five years. The show might not even be on anymore by than.  It could be good, who knows.

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  6. Sandi1 April 2012 at 20:40

    I'm really looking forward to seeing what comes of this, I really don't get why fans are upset by the news, it's baffling :s 

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  7. Astrophil3 April 2012 at 02:16

    Yeah, I'd say non-canon status for this film goes without saying.  I'll cross my fingers that, if it does happen, it will be decent, but there's no way it could fit in the same (massively confusing) continuity.

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  8. Sandi3 April 2012 at 13:45

    The other 2 (non canon) films did reasonably well and are much loved by older fans.  Plus the person behind bringing this to the screen, Julie Tranter, is the one who brought it to the small screen in 2005.  She knows exactly what she is doing, and I trust her :)

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