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first female actor to assume the traditionally male-led role in the long-running series, as well as much-derided rumors that the new James Bond could be a woman following Daniel Craig’s departure.“Is there any wonder we are seeing so many young men committing crime?” the MP said, apparently baffling others in the room.

Henry Woolf was an actor with a long career on stage and screen that included a dual role in “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.”A London native, Woolf appeared on British TV in shows including “Doctor Who,” in which he played the Collector in the 1977 serial “The Sun Makers.” He also appeared in “Rutland Weekend Television,” “Steptoe and Son,” and the BBC adaptation of “Prince Caspian.” Woolf had a small but memorable dual role in the cult classic film “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” playing the

She shot to fame as Jasmine Thomas on iconic soap Emmerdale, and Jenna Coleman's career has only gone up from there. Jenna, 35, has starred in various shows and has gone on to become a familiar face to many.

We’ve all been glued to true crime shows about some of the grizzliest murders around the world. Meeting killers face to face might be a step too far for us but for Kerry Daynes, it’s just another day on the job.

Doctor Who fans that tuned in on Halloween for the highly-anticipated first episode of the 13th series were left severely disappointed. Doctor Who returned to the BBC on Sunday night for the first episode of Jodie Whittaker’s last series titled, Doctor Who Flux.

Jodie Whittaker is about to hit our screens for her final tme as the Doctor – and although the upcoming series is still shrouded in mystery, there’s plenty out there to whet any Whovian’s appetite.The 13th season of the sci-fi reboot will be missing Bradley Walsh (Graham O’Brien) and Tosin Cole (Ryan Sinclair), but it sees the return of Mandip Gill as Yasmin ‘Yaz’ Khan.

Emmerdale fans went wild on Monday's episode as Doctor Who star Colin Baker made a guest appearance as new character, Michael, who went on a disastrous date with Diane Sugden. During the episode, Diane and Michael met for the first time at The Woolpack but the outing went from bad to worse as the newcomer revealed his bizarre passion.

Doctor Who actress Tanya Fear has been found safe after she was reported to have gone missing in Los Angeles four days ago.The 31 year old’s disappearance sent her friends and family into a desperate search for the star.Thankfully Tanya has now been found and her family have been notified, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.The authorities confirmed the news today.

manager told Sky News.Her family reported her missing last Thursday — with friends taking to the streets of Hollywood to search for her, plastering the area with missing-person posters, according to a Twitter account set up as part of the hunt.The official fan account for “Doctor Who” was among those tweeting the poster in a huge push to find Fear.A cousin of the London-born actress also begged for help online, saying Fear “has no family in the US and we’re all really worried.”The @FindTanyaFear

Doctor Who actress Tanya Fear has been reported missing by her friends and family after she was last seen in Los Angeles.The actress, who is best known for her role of Dr Jade McIntyre in the BBC series, was last seen in the Hollywood Bowl area of Los Angeles on Thursday 9 September. Friends have launched an appeal on social media to find the actress with users sharing a picture of Tanya alongside a contact number.The poster reads: "Missing person.

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.

who became the first female actor to portray “Doctor Who,” will end her run on the sci-fi mystery show in 2022 after the new season airs. Chris Chibnall, the showrunner who brought Whittaker aboard, will also be leaving the series.

Olly Alexander is reportedly going to be the first gay actor to play Doctor Who, becoming the 14th Time Lord on the BBC One fan-favourite.The 30 year old, who recently shared a peak inside his stylish east London flat, is said to be in the "advanced stage" of negotiations with show bosses in securing his role as the Time Lord. If it goes ahead, the singer, who rose to fame as the frontman of Years & Years, will replace Jodie Whittaker, 39, who became the first female to play the role.

Olly Alexander is set to replace Jodie Whittaker as Doctor Who‘s latest Time Lord, according to reports.The Years & Years frontman and star of last year’s critically acclaimed Aids drama It’s A Sin would become the first openly gay actor to play the Doctor in the show’s 58-year history.Whittaker, the first Time Lord to be played by a woman, will step aside after two specials in 2022, with The Sun now claiming that pay negotiations between Alexander and the BBC are “at an advanced stage”.Russell

Jackie Lane was an English actress best known for playing Dorothea “Dodo” Chaplet, the First Doctor’s companion, on “Doctor Who.”Lane appeared on “Doctor Who” in 1966, starring alongside William Hartnell as the First Doctor. She was the eighth person to play a companion, the men and women who travel alongside the Doctor as friends and assistants.

Dervla Kerwan is not just any actress. She’s the actress who voiced those Marks and Spencer’s adverts back in the day - and now she’s getting ready to star in a dark new drama called Smother.

John Barrowman has thanked his fans for their support amid claims he has been "axed" from Dancing On Ice following allegations he exposed himself on the sets of Doctor Who and Torchwood. In a statement shared on his Instagram on Monday evening, the 54 year old TV star said he was "touched" to have people stand by him after the alleged consequences of his reported actions.

John Barrowman has been hit with claims he's been axed from his role as a judge on Dancing on Ice.The 54 year old TV star is said to have bee axed from DOI following allegations he exposed himself on the sets of Doctor Who and Torchwood. John later apologised via his lawyers for "toomfoolery" but insisted he did "not recall" incidents alleged by two women in The Guardian article.

John Barrowman has been removed from theatre show Doctor Who: Time Fracture after he apologised for “tomfoolery” last week. John, 54, made a public apology after allegations that he had exposed himself on the sets of Doctor Who and spin-off show Torchwood were published by The Guardian.

Matt Smith has been left "devastated" following the death of his father, who he previously said is his "greatest influence".The 38 year old's dad David passed away earlier this month at the age of 73, MailOnline reports. Former Doctor Who actor Matt was given compassionate leave from the Game of Thrones prequel, House of Dragons, so he was able to mourn with members of his family.

John Barrowman is facing calls to be axed from Dancing on Ice, following claims he exposed himself on the set of Doctor Who and Torchwood.TV star John, 54, has been accused of repeatedly exposing himself on the sets of the BBC shows and witnesses described the flashing as inappropriate pranks rather than sexual predatory behaviour. According to The Guardian, several sources, including two women, claimed that John had star exposed himself on set.

John Barrowman has apologised for engaging in ‘tomfoolery’ while working on Doctor Who and its spin-off show Torchwood, according to the latest reports. Lawyers for the star told The Guardian that while the 54-year-old did "not recall" the incidents alleged by two women, his "high-spirited behaviour" was only ever "intended in good humour" in a bid to "'entertain colleagues" on set and backstage.

The BBC are launching an investigation after several people have come forward to allege they were "sexually harassed or inappropriately touched" by Noel Clarke on the set of Doctor Who. Noel, 45, was accused of sexual harassment, groping and bullying — all of which he vehemently denies — by 20 women who spoke to The Guardian last week.

Guardian, “Doctor Who” and “Kidulthood” actor Noel Clarke has been accused of sexual misconduct by 20 women.

as the second Doctor.

John Barrowman’s idyllic Palm Springs home is just one of the incredible properties the TV personality shares with his husband Scott Gill.

Doctor Who star Jodie Whittaker is reportedly quitting her lead role as the Time Lord, after becoming the first female to undertake the role.The 38 year old actress is rumoured to have been intending to stick to the tradition of leaving after three stints in the TARDIS, like the majority of those who have played the role. An insider has told The Mirror: “It’s all very hush-hush but it is known on set that Jodie is leaving and they are gearing up for a regeneration.

Proving she’ll do just about anything for her kids, Giovanna Fletcher has revealed she served her sons a bizarre dinner of fish fingers and custard inspired by Doctor Who.The I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! winner says her three boys begged for the dish after becoming fans of the BBC One series. Admitting she caved to their demands, Giovanna wrote on Instagram: “They asked and asked and asked...

Doctor Who.According to The Mirror, Whittaker, who portrays the 13th Doctor and first ever female Time Lord, is planning to depart the TARDIS after the show’s upcoming 13th series, while showrunner Chris Chibnall will remain.If true, Whittaker’s departure would see her follow in the footsteps of iconic Doctors such as Matt Smith and Peter Capaldi who have both left after filming three series of the sci-fi drama.In a statement issued to Digital Spy, the BBC responded: “We won’t be commenting on

Doctor Who franchise.Ahead of the forthcoming 12-part audio series for Big Finish Productions called Doctor Who: The Ninth Doctor Adventures, Eccleston posed with the script for the series in a post shared by Big Finish on Twitter.The script Eccleston is holding in the image reveals that the first volume is titled ‘Ravagers’, with the first episode (written by Nicholas Braggs) being called ‘Sphere of Freedom’.Doctor Who: The Ninth Doctor Adventures will be split across four volumes and box sets,

Doctor Who theme tune are set to turn the internet into a big musical instrument.The Radiophonic Workshop features musicians from the original BBC group, who created the themes for most shows on the network between the ‘60s and ‘90s.Now, the composers have found inspiration in Zoom calls during the pandemic, using the natural lag of online calls to make “a loop of music”. “The sound gets sent to someone and they add to it, and it keeps going round,” Bob Earland explained to the Guardian.

Geoffrey Palmer, known for his role in James Bond film Tomorrow Never Dies, has died at the age of 93. The actor died peacefully at home, his agent confirmed on Friday.READ: In memoriam: celebrities who have passed away in 2020The British star will be best remembered for appearing in sitcom As Time Goes By, which he starred opposite Dame Judi Dench.

David Tennant and his wife Georgia have given a candid account of their relationship, with the Doctor Who actor admitting he thought their marriage was "unlikely" and felt "a bit stupid" since both he and her dad both starred in the time-travelling series.MORE: Georgia Tennant shares glimpse inside rare date night with husband DavidDavid, 49, portrayed the famous Time Lord between 2005 and 2010.

The BBC has offered Doctor Who fans a first look at this year’s Christmas special, which will feature the show’s most famous villains, the Daleks.

If it feels like Shobna Gulati has been less visible on TV lately, despite a recent stint in Doctor Who, it’s because she’s been busy with theatre work for three years.The former Coronation Street favourite also nursed her mother Asha through dementia from 2016 to last November, when she died aged 79. Now, Shobna’s written a deeply personal memoir about her life and her mother’s illness.

Jodie Whittaker is used to time-travelling as Doctor Who, but now she leaves her colourful scarf at home and goes on a much more personal journey in to the past. In the opening episode of the new series of Who Do You Think You Are, Jodie learns about the difficult life endured by her great uncle Walter Clements, who fought in the First World War.