But when Davies made comments about making a new film version, it was soon after the current Doctor Who, Peter Capaldi’s first season in office, making the possibility seem a moot point of discussion, until the Scottish actor decides to quit the iconic role that is. Earlier this month, the series a glimpse of its upcoming season at the San Diego Comic-Con.
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A new trailer released in July suggested that, along with lessons in politeness, the Doctor would also have to deal with some old adversaries. According to Seattle Pi, Williams’ character will challenge the Doctor in surprising ways when she appears in at least one episode of Season 9.
“Once you see what she’s up to on the show, you’ll appreciate what a clever idea it was”.
“I think it’s more interesting to explore how someone develops rather than arriving fully formed”, Capaldi told TV critics here Friday.
More than ever before, “Doctor Who” executive producer Steven Moffat is sharing spoilers and hints at what’s to come in season 9, and here’s the latest scoop. To us, this practically screams “Benedict Cumberbatch isn’t playing Khan in Star Trek“, but there is a slim chance that Williams will really be a totally new character.
Peter Capaldi’s tartan-trousered time-traveler is seen clutching the hand of Jenna Coleman as Clara Oswald as they bound across a planet while meteors whizz past and explode around them. It’s a great part and she’s terrific in it. One thing I think is worth saying, because it keeps coming up as an issue, is that she is not playing a returning character. Apparently, though, we should all stop trying to guess who she’s playing, because an Associated Press report says that she’s “a brand-new character, not someone from the Doctor’s past”.
The highly anticipated “Doctor Who” Season 9 will feature “Game of Thrones'” Maisie Williams not as a returning character from the Doctor’s past, but as a new character with a significant importance.
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“But he’s nearly reckless in his abandon”.
