“He (David Tennant) has a huge amount of charm. He is very good at comedy. He was wonderful in Casanova (2005). A great thing about Christopher Eccleston was that I absolutely believed that he believed in it. David Tennant will be able to continue with that, and it is terribly important. The thing about Doctor Who (1963) when it was coming to an end was that somehow it had lost its way and seemed to be a parody of itself, and the audience doesn’t like that. You must believe in it and play it for real. If you don’t do that how can you expect anyone else to? Doctor Who (2005) is not a joke and you mustn’t make it like that.” Verity Lambert - The first producer of Doctor Who (the classical era)
Posted on: Tue, 11 Mar 2014 17:40:55 +0000