So far, BBC has not commented on the predictions and spoilers that Jenna Coleman is quitting Doctor Who in Season 9.
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And Peter Capaldi has revealed his close on-screen bond with Jenna Coleman won’t ever be anything but platonic because it would be “creepy” for the 57-year-old to romance his 29-year-old co-star.
Coleman added that she “couldn’t walk away with the story being unresolved”, so look for some closure on Clara and the Doctor coming soon-BBC News also mentioned that Coleman’s last scenes have already been shot, and she’s moving on to other projects. Now she is reported to be leaving for the 19th century in order to play a young Queen Victoria in a new eight-part ITV mini-series.
Of course, even if Coleman does plan on leaving at the end of the year, that still makes her the longest-running companion on the series since its revival in 2005, so perhaps this time, there is some truth to the speculation. The show thrives heavily on changing things up and not keeping cast members around for too long, so having Clara stay for any more episodes would probably be too much. So I guess there’s no need for me to remind y’all to take the news with an itsy-bitsy grain of salt. She has saved him more times than we can count and she was the exclusive companion in The Day of the Doctor 50th anniversary special. If the BBC want me to watch some Doctor Who they need to bring back Captain Jack, Martha and David Tennant. Would you be sad to see her go? I wouldn’t say so. A shake-up of actors and actresses is very common in the series, but it must be said, Jenna Coleman and Matt Smith (former Doctor) will be dearly missed for some time among the show’s faithful.
According to Doctor Who TV, actress Alex Kingston begins filming the 2015 “Doctor Who” Christmas special this week, which will mark her grand return and her first encounter with Peter Capaldi’s version of the Doctor.
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“Jenna can give me some tips for it and some wardrobe tips, she always looks gorgeous”.
