Capaldi will be joined by Jenna Coleman (Death Comes to Pemberley), who returns as companion Clara Oswald, and Samuel Anderson (History Boys, Gavin & Stacey) who joins the cast as Danny Pink, a teacher at Coal Hill School where Clara also works. Previously announced guest stars include Ben Miller (Primeval, Death in Paradise), Keeley Hawes (Line of Duty, Upstairs, Downstairs), and Tom Riley (Da Vinci’s Demons).
Leading up to the premiere, Capaldi and Coleman will appear together in the US for the first time when they arrive in New York on Thursday, August 14 as part of the first ever Doctor Who World Tour. The largest promotional undertaking in the show’s 50-year history, the tour will kick off in Cardiff, Wales before heading to London, Seoul, Sydney, New York, Mexico City, and Rio de Janeiro.
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Awesome, can't wait, this promo, wonder what's up with the doctor :)
ReplyDeleteIn My Opinion I Think He Feels Old Because He Has Never Been Old Before.
ReplyDeleteOh yeah that's true.
ReplyDeleteAt least he's very elegant.
ReplyDeleteNot in the 60s he wasn't. :P
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like he's questioning himself. I don't believe in canon a timelord has ever had more then 12 regenerations. So he's something...different.
ReplyDeleteThe Master may have had more then 12 in classic who, but it was never outright confirmed if he got a new cycle or just began taking over people with regeneration's left.
Well, his previous incarnation aged to death. So he's actally younger than he was before.
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