I don't know if I will ever watch something as personally exciting as the 50th Anniversary special “The Day of the Doctor”. On one hand the Zygons were kind of a bust, Eccleston refused to take part, and I still say Tennant Continue reading
Since the reinvention of Doctor who in 2005, much has been made of the Doctor's dark side. Christopher Eccleston and Russell T Davies did unparalleled work creating a three dimensional character who, against the type of Continue reading
Doctor Who veteran Christopher Eccleston weighs in on two of his other genre-friendly roles: Malekith the Accursed in Thor: The Dark World and Heroes Claude the Invisible Man. Continue reading
Tennant needs little introduction, having replaced Christopher Eccleston in 2005 and becoming a hugely popular Doctor until his regeneration on New Year's Day 2010. Prior to his return in the 50th anniversary, Doctor Who Continue reading
Since its revival in 2005, Doctor Who has seen three full, lead-actor-change regenerations: Christopher Eccleston to David Tennant in 2005's “The Parting of the Ways”, David Tennant to Matt Smith in 2010's “The End of Time: Continue reading
There will likely always be conflicting reports as to when precisely Christopher Eccleston informed the production team that he was leaving Doctor Who , but there seems to be general agreement that the scripts for the second Continue reading
Alas, I had to eat my words late last year when the aforementioned Moffat confirmed to Doctor Who Magazine that Eccleston would indeed have taken the War Doctor's role in the anniversary special had he agreed to appear. Continue reading
At the risk of a rather basic, nearly decade-old spoiler, it's difficult to approach Christopher Eccleston's season as the Doctor without the knowledge that it's his only season in the role. Continue reading
Doctor Who producer Steven Moffat explains that, while he didnt expect Christopher Eccleston to appear in The Day of the Doctor, there was a role for him. Continue reading
We all knew it wasn't going to happen but Steven Moffat had plans for Christopher Eccleston to take part in Doctor Who's 50th anniversary anyway. Just in case. Continue reading