Dr. Who-ooooo hey! Dr. Who.
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burntcopperRight, it's official. They have decided.
Christopher Ecclestone is the new Doctor.
Him off Elizabeth, The Others, various stuff. Am surprised they didn't pick Richard E Grant or Eddie Izzard, but there's one point in his favour - Russell T Davies already chose him for The Second Coming. But still, interesting choice - a rather lean, ascetic Doctor -![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
mingmerciless has described on hearing the news 'Templar in a Tardis. Quite like the notion of scary, ruthless nutter as the Doctor.'
Also, Ming's evil. Told him about the rumours of Orlando Bloom for Bond and his instant reaction was 'He's the new Moneypenny?' After collapsing in laughter, I went : Mmmm, the images.... Anyone want to see Orli as a terribly neat and efficient MI6 boy in a suit constantly flirting with Bond?
Also, my toes are cold.
Christopher Ecclestone is the new Doctor.
Him off Elizabeth, The Others, various stuff. Am surprised they didn't pick Richard E Grant or Eddie Izzard, but there's one point in his favour - Russell T Davies already chose him for The Second Coming. But still, interesting choice - a rather lean, ascetic Doctor -
mingmerciless has described on hearing the news 'Templar in a Tardis. Quite like the notion of scary, ruthless nutter as the Doctor.'Also, Ming's evil. Told him about the rumours of Orlando Bloom for Bond and his instant reaction was 'He's the new Moneypenny?' After collapsing in laughter, I went : Mmmm, the images.... Anyone want to see Orli as a terribly neat and efficient MI6 boy in a suit constantly flirting with Bond?
Also, my toes are cold.
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Date: 2004-03-20 08:37 am (UTC)Take that back!!!! Sacriledge!!!
The TRUE Bond was Connery, though Pierce gets points just for not being Roger Moore *ick*
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Date: 2004-03-20 09:02 am (UTC)To quote someone not a million miles fromhere, "you can bite me! ;o)" ;-)
I stand by my comment - Dalton's portrayal struck me as the closest to Fleming's description and to my mental image of what someone in that line of work would be like.