Sujet: Re: Christmas Special 2013: The Time of the Doctor Mer 11 Déc - 13:13
Merci pour le lien Clara, c'est assez sympa ce qu'ils font.
Voici trois nouvelles photos de l'épisode de noel:
Mrs Clever
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Sujet: Re: Christmas Special 2013: The Time of the Doctor Mer 11 Déc - 16:17
OMG le trailer a été dévoilé!!!!!
Ce trailer annonce un épisode plein d'émotions mais aussi très spectaculaire!!!
Myfanwi
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Sujet: Re: Christmas Special 2013: The Time of the Doctor Mer 11 Déc - 16:58
La photo avec les Daleks, on dirait très beaucoup le costume du Troisième Docteur, c'est étrange. Sinon je suis la seule à penser que la prêtresse bizarre pourrait être la Rani ? Parce que je la vois très bien dans le rôle moi XD
Morlia
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Sujet: Re: Christmas Special 2013: The Time of the Doctor Mer 11 Déc - 21:22
Myfanwi a écrit:
La photo avec les Daleks, on dirait très beaucoup le costume du Troisième Docteur, c'est étrange.
Pas faux.
Myfanwi a écrit:
Sinon je suis la seule à penser que la prêtresse bizarre pourrait être la Rani ? Parce que je la vois très bien dans le rôle moi XD
Pas faux non plus.
Merci pour les images et le trailer une fois encore TIG !
Mrs Clever
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Sujet: Re: Christmas Special 2013: The Time of the Doctor Ven 13 Déc - 6:26
Voici une nouvelle photo extraite de l'épisode:
Par contre, désolée mais je n'ai pas pu traduire les inteview et les news
Voici une interview de Matt qui parle de l'épisode:
Can you first tell us a little bit about the Christmas special?
The Christmas special for me is a bitter sweet episode because I’m leaving, but Steven has written a brilliant, adventurous, funny episode and I’m really thrilled with it. It feels wonderfully Christmassy.
What did you want from your last episode?
I think it’s good for the Doctor to go out with a bang, a crash and a wallop. I’m pleased it’s really funny and mad. When I got to the last 20 pages and it was quite a hard read for me, but I hope it’s going to be a belter.
We’ve got a great director in Jamie Payne and some really lovely double-hand stuff with me and Jenna. Steven’s managed to tie in plot points and narratives that have been threaded through over years and I think that’s ingenious.
Emotionally, how did it feel to be doing your final performance?
It felt very emotional to be doing my final episode. My mother is mortified, honestly she was at the front of campaign for me to stay and wasn’t happy when I said I was going to leave. But, when you’ve got to go, you’ve got to go.
Of course, it’s very sad for me in many ways because everything is the last time. It’s the last read through, the last time I put on the bow tie and the last scene in the TARDIS. But the show is about change and I had lunch with Peter Capaldi shortly after the announcement and I think he’s just going to be incredible. He has the most brilliant ideas. As a fan, I’m genuinely excited to see what he’s going to do because I think he’s going to do something extraordinary.
So you’re still going to be a fan?
Yeah, absolutely. I’ll be a fan. I’m very grateful to Steven Moffat and that whole team up in Wales for the past four years and you know I want the show to go from strength to strength, which it will. It might take me a couple of weeks to get my head around it. I think it was the same for David and I think it was the same for Karen, when she watched Jenna come in. I don’t think it’s easy, but it’s not my show, it’s the fans show, so I’ll be a fan and then it will be my show.
Have you been given anything by the fans as a leaving present?
I was doing a promo shoot for the 50th and these two girls came on set. They had made me this book which must have had 50 or 60 letters in, saying thank you for being Doctor Who, for being part of it. Things like that are amazing. I’ve said it before, the fans of this show are really spectacular and they’ve made this an extraordinary journey for me and I’m very, very grateful. I don’t think there’s another set of fans like it.
Can we expect some nods to past series with this Christmas special? Are we referencing old specials?
With Doctor Who you’re always looking back and forward at the same time, because you tend to be jumping around. I don’t want to give too much away, but obviously when you look at my tenure over the last four years, there are stories and plot points and villains in there that are particular to my Doctor and I think he’s got to face all that.
Je poste aussi les interveiw de certains acteurs et de Steven Moffat, car ils parlent de l'épisode et de Matt:
Interview de Jenna Coleman:
Spoiler:
How did you find the readthrough? Was it emotional?
It was a very emotional read-through. Just going through the process of saying goodbye was difficult. The script itself is very emotional, but also joyous. But saying those words and saying goodbye was never going to be easy.
Is there a sense from the start of the episode that we’re moving towards a regeneration?
It’s very much an adventure, but it goes off on a different track. People watching will know that it’s Matt’s last episode, but it doesn’t loom over from the start.
We were introduced to Clara as the impossible girl last year. Are we going to find out more about her family background?
Absolutely. I think there had to be a sense of mystery last year to make the plot work. What’s really interesting is that it does feel like we’re starting again and we get to see her home life as well as her life with the Doctor.
From a few pictures that have been released there are some of you cooking Christmas dinner. Have you ever done that in real life?
My mum does the Christmas cooking. It couldn’t be any other way.
Are you looking forward to filming next year with Peter?
It will be a different show next year. We have a bit of a gap before we start filming the new series, so I have time to get my head around it all. Me and Peter will get together before Christmas to start rehearsing and the scripts will start coming in. I think when I came in there was just a week off in production where Arthur and Karen left, so that would have been a strange shift.
This episode is very much about Matt and the 11th Doctor and Clara and the 11th Doctor and their last adventure together. I have no idea where we’re going to next series!
Where will you be watching the special this year? Will you be at home?
Yeah, I think so. Last year the whole family got a cottage together where mum still did the Christmas cooking. We’ll definitely all be together.
What was your reaction when you heard the next Doctor was Peter Capaldi?
It was kind of that moment ‘of course, makes sense’. It’s funny as I don’t think he was one of the names that was originally being speculated about and it wasn’t until the week before that his name came up. He’s going to be so different to Matt and take the show in an interesting direction.
When were you told?
Matt and I were told together during the Royal visit to Roath Lock studios. We could tell something was going on and we managed to pin the producers down and get it out of them!
How hard was it to keep the secret?
I think I’ve learnt my lesson in that the best thing to do is not to tell anybody and then you don’t have your own paranoia that you’ve let something out.
What will you miss about working with Matt?
Everything! When you’re reading a scene with him he can turn anything on its head. He’s so inventive, clever and very funny. There’s just so much that I’ll miss about him.
Interview de Orla Brady (elle joue, une connaissance du Docteur, comme je suis pas sur, je confirmerai plus tard)
Spoiler:
What drew you to the role of Tasha Lem?
So you’re sitting in your dressing room on an ordinary day (well ordinary for an actress) playing a normal person who makes breakfast and loses her purse sometimes. Then along comes a call to play a galactic nun and whizz around the universe with Matt Smith. Now what girl wouldn’t be drawn to that?
Can you tell us anything about how we first meet your character?
The Doctor goes to see Tasha as they are old friends. He needs her help and knows he will find it with her as although she is fearsomely powerful, she is loyal to her friend.
What can you tell us about your costume and make-up? Did you work closely with the costume designer?
The designer Howard Burden knows the Doctor Who world inside-out and had an image of Tasha that I loved from the start, so there was very little need for me to suggest anything. I just climbed into it really. Emma Cowen created a look that was a little spooky, referencing Blade Runner a little. We both wanted her to look as she is described in the writing, imposing, human, but with a touch of alien.
In this special a whole host of the Doctor’s most famous enemies come together, including Cybermen, The Silence, Weeping Angels and Daleks – how did you find filming opposite these monsters? Have you had to do anything similar for previous roles?
Most of my acting life I have played ordinary women so obviously monsters haven’t factored much. However, I did love getting to face off with one of this lot in ‘The Time Of The Doctor’.
How did you find working with departing Doctor, Matt Smith?
Joyous. I had heard through friends that he was a nice guy (and he is) but what struck me most is how enthusiastic and engaged he was in his role, in every single scene we played. It so often happens that someone playing a character for years sits back a bit. He didn’t. He was as full of energy and inventiveness as someone on their first day and it was truly good to be around.
Did you meet the next Doctor, Peter Capaldi?
Yes. Peter came to set for the first time and it was good to see him again as we had briefly played boyfriend and girlfriend years ago and he was hilarious. He has an air about him that man… can’t wait to see what he will do with his Doctor.
How was it filming in Cardiff?
Would it be obvious to say rainy? It was a place I had never been to, I didn’t know anyone and was staying in a hotel which can be a bit glum. However, the thing I discovered about Cardiff is that it is the friendliest place I have ever been. Ever. The Capital of Friendly. I could live there now I think… but I would buy a new raincoat.
And finally, where will you be watching the Christmas Special?
My mum and brothers are insisting on watching it on Christmas Day, but I find it excruciating to watch things I’m in with other people, so I will go for a pint with a friend.
Et l'interview de Steven Moffat:
Spoiler:
Can you set the scene for this Christmas episode?
It’s his final battle and he’s been fighting it for a while. The Doctor is facing the joint challenge of a mysterious event in space that has summoned lots of aliens to one place and helping Clara cook Christmas dinner. There are also elements from every series of Matt’s Doctor, which will come to a head in this special. Things that we’ve laid down for years are going to be paid off.
How was the read-through?
It was emotional. I think possibly the beginning of the end is more emotional than the actual end. It was the same with ‘The Angels Take Manhattan’, when Karen and Arthur left. The read-throughs are the moments that tend to get people because obviously the shoot dissolves into what we hope will be a tremendously exciting wrap party.
Did you know what you wanted Matt’s last words to be?
I didn’t think I would go that way, but a couple of months before I wrote it I did say to Mark (Gatiss) that I thought I knew what his last moment would be. And indeed his last line. But if it didn’t fit the scene I wouldn’t crowbar it in. I’ve had the vague storyline in place for a long while.
What episodes or scenes do you think will define Matt’s time as the Doctor?
I think ‘The Eleventh Hour’ was such an extraordinary debut. Everybody for a year of poor Matt Smith’s life had been saying, ‘total mistake. He’s far too young.’ Then he came in and he was brilliant. ‘Vincent And The Doctor’ was also such a lovely episode and I was thrilled Richard Curtis was able to write for the show. There’s the physical comedy that Matt has brought and of course fish fingers and custard. I think his relationship with his own TARDIS in ‘The Doctor’s Wife’ was gorgeous.
What do you think distinguishes Matt from the other Doctors?
I think he does old Doctor better than anybody else. It’s not an accident. It’s something he very, very consciously thought about. Because he was the youngest Doctor Matt said, ‘he’s only got young skin. Nothing else is young.’ I think Matt makes you think very believably that he is this ancient being.
The Christmas special will introduce the next Doctor, played by Peter Capaldi. What was it about Peter that you thought was right for the role?
He’s one of the best actors in the country and is very beloved. I was at the BAFTAs shortly before we were contemplating Peter and heard the cheer he got from the audience. Nobody has a bad thing to say about him and that’s not a minor issue when it comes to casting a Doctor. They’ve got to be lovely. And he’s a huge fan of Doctor Who. So we asked and he was incredibly excited to come and audition. We didn’t tell him that he was the only person auditioning because that would be oddly pressuring.
Did you deliberately aim to cast an older Doctor?
It wasn’t the reason I cast Peter but I do think if we’d cast another Doctor as young as Matt – because Matt’s been so good at being The Young Doctor – I’m not sure what another one would have done. They’d have to have either been deliberately different or just repeat him.
Voici des information sur l'épisode est encore une fois je n'ai pas pu les traduire:
Synospis:
The Doctor dies on Trenzalore. It’s a fact. He’s seen it. His own tomb, somewhere out there in his future. The Great Intelligence knew it to be true: “One day, it was just too much for the old man.” The Doctor’s death is inevitable – and the time has come for him to return to Trenzalore to fight his final battle. But first, there’s Christmas dinner to prepare…
Quote:
CLARA: “But you don’t die. You change – you pop right back with a new face.” THE DOCTOR: “Not forever. I can change 12 times. 13 versions of me. 13 silly Doctors.” CLARA: “But you’re number eleven, so -” THE DOCTOR: “Are we forgetting Captain Grumpy? I didn’t call myself the Doctor during the Time War, but it was still a regeneration.”
Other titbits:
Moffat ponders, “Why are they called the Silence?” The question wasn’t asked in The Name of the Doctor. Moffat was surprised many fans thought that was it Moffat says “Matt gives the greatest single performance by anyone who has played the Doctor” Matt is in virtually every scene of the episode The Doctor helps Clara cook Christmas dinner There’s a “fair bit” of nudity! Tasha Lem is an old friend and someone from the Doctor’s distant past. Someone who knows him very well, but we have never met. She’s the Mother Superious of the Papal Mainframe.
Voici ceux qu'a dit Steven Moffat dans le magazine SFX magazine:
Spoiler:
“I’m confident that we’ll sell this Doctor to our existing audience and he will be different enough that people won’t just be miserable that they’re missing Matt.”
Equally he believes Capaldi will bring in plenty of new fans: “There will be people who will come and have a look just because it’s Peter Capaldi. We’ll tell them “You never thought this would be your show, but it is your show.”
He adds: “I was very curious to know how he’d go down. I thought it would go down well, and I thought it was a big declaration of intent with Doctor Who. People do sometimes try to be cynical about Doctor Who, and try to say “It’s not what it was”, despite the fact that you arithmetically can’t prove that in any direction whatsoever.
“We’ve cast one of the most beloved, one of the most distinguished – and one of the few Oscar winning! - actors in the role of the Doctor. It’s such a statement of the importance of Doctor Who and the size of Doctor Who that Peter is so over the moon about doing it, and that we get him.”
“Peter said: ‘This is all I’ve ever wanted, this is huge for me. I just want to be Doctor Who.’ You need someone who cherishes it, who loves it and will take it as seriously, if not more seriously, than anything else.””
Despite all the mash-ups, Moffat assures that Capaldi’s Doctor will be nothing like his foul-mouthed character from The Thick of It: “If you look at that publicity photograph he did for us, with the hand to the face, he’s instantly not Malcolm Tucker. He just banishes that, and you think “He’s the Doctor”.
Ceux qu'a dit Jenna Coleman sur le départ de Matt:
“It was incredibly emotional – I knew it was going to be difficult but just how emotional I found the process really took me by surprise.
She adds: “I became attached to Matt – it’s such a strange relationship because it really is just the two of you. You spend every day running together and saving the world and each other’s lives… And there’s no other way to describe it other than: he’s my Doctor.”
Coleman also hinted at Capaldi’s opening scene: “He certainly makes an entrance!”
On Series 8, she said:: “I know the first script is moments away from reaching my hand so I’m looking forward to that, but I haven’t read anything for the next series yet, so it doesn’t feel like I’m two-timing Matt for now.”
“It’s such a double-act and a partnership. With Peter, we’re a team and we’ve been out for lunch together, getting to know each other. It’ll be great.”
Le site Doctor Who TV, organise un sondage pour savoir qu'elle est votre saison préférée avec Matt, la 5, la 6 ou la 7
Moffat a révélé que la régénération de Matt serai différente que celle de Tennant:
“The Doctor doesn’t die. He really doesn’t. He just gets a new body. He escapes death, he evades death, so that’s a triumphant ending rather than a sad ending.”
He adds: “I was trying to think about it from the point of view of what it would be like if someone told you, “When you wake up tomorrow morning, you’ll still be alive, but you won’t be the same. You will like different things, you will sound different, you will look different, and have a different temperament.” That would be utterly terrifying.
“That would feel not like death, but something quite mortifying – you would be horrified by the idea of just being rewritten like that. I think that’s what contemplating regeneration must be like for the Doctor. So there’s an element of that, but because it was played that way the last time we wouldn’t play it the same way this time – that would just be wrong.”
Moffat says that the special will contain plenty of humour, especially early on: “There’s a lot of humour in this one, because Matt’s Doctor has been a funny Doctor, and if you’re going to make people miss him then just remind them how funny he is. Certainly the first 20 minutes or so are very funny.
“There’s a scene at the beginning where we kept joking, “We should have a live studio audience for this bit”, because it was very much Doctor sitcom. I thought if you were going to say, “Here’s your last go at the Eleventh Doctor” he should be as he was, and what you will miss is not him crying – I think the danger is if you cry the audience don’t. It’s about “This is the last hurrah. These days will not come again.”
Le Doctor Who magazine, a mis ce magnifique poster de l'aire Smith, dans son dernier numéro!!!
leazkmortel
Messages : 288 Age : 24
Sujet: Re: Christmas Special 2013: The Time of the Doctor Ven 13 Déc - 23:50
Merci pour toutes ces infos TIG, même si j'ai juste la flemme de lire pour l'instant xD pour le sondage j'ai voté la saison 6 ** et vous ?
Mrs Clever
Messages : 1435 Age : 30
Sujet: Re: Christmas Special 2013: The Time of the Doctor Ven 13 Déc - 23:52
Moi aussi j'ai voté la 6!!! j'adore cette saison, avec le deux premiers épisodes, the Doctor Wife, a good man goes to the war, the widding of River Song...
Morlia
Messages : 804 Age : 29
Sujet: Re: Christmas Special 2013: The Time of the Doctor Sam 14 Déc - 13:34
J'ai voté la 5 (pour "Le Labyrinthe des Anges", et "La Pandorica va s'ouvrir" notamment). Merci pour toutes les informations. Trop hâte d'être à Noël !
Mrs Clever
Messages : 1435 Age : 30
Sujet: Re: Christmas Special 2013: The Time of the Doctor Sam 14 Déc - 18:37
Moi aussi Morlia et à la fois pas du tout, en plus j'ai pleins de théories qui émerge pour cet épisode!!!
Moffat a encore ajouté quelque chose sur l'épisode:
“It will be tying up various elements of the Eleventh Doctor’s story, some of which people have asked about before, some of which people haven’t bothered to ask about!”
He adds: “From [Matt Smith's] first to his last episode, there will be elements. And it should be obvious they were fairly carefully planned.
“It’s not obstructive – if you didn’t remember any of that stuff or care about that stuff it would still be fine. If you’ve been sitting there saying, “Who blew up the TARDIS?” then you’ll get it.”
Sujet: Re: Christmas Special 2013: The Time of the Doctor Mar 17 Déc - 19:20
Voici un nouvel mini extrait de the time of the Doctor:
J'avais oublié de le mettre, mais Moffat a bien précisé dans l'épisode que Matt sera la 13 eme régénération mais toujours le 11 eme docteur, car Hurt n'étant que le war doctor et pas le Docteur proprement parlé. Ten a usé deux régénérations. Donc théoriquement eleven est le dernier Docteur puisqu'il ne peut se régénérer que 13 fois. Mais il va sans doute trouver un moyen pour éviter cela et se régénérer en Capaldi.
Mrs Clever
Messages : 1435 Age : 30
Sujet: Re: Christmas Special 2013: The Time of the Doctor Mer 18 Déc - 18:58
Deuxième trailer, celui-ci est encore plus long que le précédent:
Mrs Clever
Messages : 1435 Age : 30
Sujet: Re: Christmas Special 2013: The Time of the Doctor Jeu 19 Déc - 8:58
Toutes mes espérances ce sont réalisées!!!!
C'est bien Matt qui est concerné par la nudité!!!
voila l'explication pourquoi le Docteur est nu: Matt est nu car il se rend dans une église qui se trouve dans le ciel ou on doit y aller sans vêtement, selon le Mirror.
ElueTimer-girl
Messages : 451 Age : 26
Sujet: Re: Christmas Special 2013: The Time of the Doctor Jeu 19 Déc - 16:48
XDDDD Mdr, alors là j'en suis sûr, je suis trop pressé de voir l'épisode!!!!!
Oswin
Messages : 308 Age : 23
Sujet: Re: Christmas Special 2013: The Time of the Doctor Ven 20 Déc - 13:54
Je suis pressée d'être le 25, et à la fois pas vu qu'il va partir :'(
Mrs Clever
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Sujet: Re: Christmas Special 2013: The Time of the Doctor Ven 20 Déc - 18:01
Je ressens la meme chose que toi!!!
Voici un mini extrait de the time of the Doctor:
Et voici le teaser introductif du douzième Docteur, pas très original je trouve:
Voici l'interview d'une actrice de l'épisode de noel qui parle de son role, elle joue une veille connaissance du Docteur:
“I do play a galactic nun. Tasha Lem is somebody who is from the Doctor’s past. She’s an old friend of his and in this episode he comes to her for help.
“We have not met Tasha before, but we’ve met her forces. We’ve met the troops of the Papal Mainframe in a former episode and this is the big boss. She’s the Mother Superious of the Papal Mainframe.
“She’s extraordinarily powerful. So she’s like the head of the Galactic UN. She’s a peacekeeping force but they’ve got more firepower and more willingness to use it than the Earthly UN. They are a scary outfit if you are on the wrong side of them, but I think the Doctor has to feel that she will help them, and indeed she will, because she’s an old friend of his.”
On the Silence she said: “Obviously the Silence are part, or become part, of the Papal Mainframe, so I did have scenes where Silence were present and they have a certain allegiance to me.”
On whether her character is good or evil: “Broadly speaking I’m on the side of good. I’m supposed to be not frightening, but authoritative. You’re supposed to believe that she can run these troops and the Silence, and this giant ship and the UN of space.
“She will use her firepower if necessary because she does get cross, shall we say, with the Doctor at a certain point because she’s used to troops pretty much being under her control and doing what she asks of them. She does ask the Doctor to do a particular thing and he’s a bit of a loose cannon and goes rogue, so she’s not best pleased to a certain point.”
On her character’s origins: “She’s human, but Steven Moffat said she’s a descendant of humans. It’s like there’s some element of her that is not quite human. She doesn’t have specific superpowers, much to my huge disappointment, but there’s a strain of something else, something alien.”
Moffat parle de son ressentiment sur le fait de tuer un Docteur:
“Regeneration scenes are the toughest but most exciting part of Doctor Who – you don’t really know the show until you’ve written one.
“Previously, I’d only written Matt’s end of David’s regeneration – this is the first time I’ve actually killed off a Doctor. It feels like a very wrong thing to do to your childhood, not to mention one of your friends!”
On Peter Capaldi he said: “Peter’s only just done his first readthrough, and now the real work on his Doctor has begun. This isn’t the time for talking – it’s the time for working hard. See you next year!”
Sujet: Re: Christmas Special 2013: The Time of the Doctor Ven 20 Déc - 20:17
J'avoue pas top le trailer :/ Pas mal l'extrait xD
Mrs Clever
Messages : 1435 Age : 30
Sujet: Re: Christmas Special 2013: The Time of the Doctor Sam 21 Déc - 11:04
Un spoiler qui a été révélé sur la régénération:
Spoiler:
A GHOST from Christmas past and a big fan favourite visits The Doctor just as he is about to die and regenerate into a new-look Time Lord.
BBC bosses are staying tight-lipped about the identity of the returning legend. But since the sci-fi show is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, fan speculation will run wild about the mystery figure.
Millions of viewers will be tuning in to the Christmas Day episode, called The Time Of The Doctor. They will see the Time Lord (Matt Smith, 31) face a deadly battle with his old foes The Daleks, Cybermen and Weeping Angels.
And it doesn’t end well. At the close of the show, The Doc will reveal his time is up and he is dying. However, in a spine-tingling moment just before he regenerates, the spectre of a huge favourite from the past appears in the Tardis.
Who says: “Times change and so must I but I will always remember when The Doctor was me.” And the spook tells him: “Good night.”
Fans will then see him transform into a new Doctor, played by Peter Capaldi, 55.
Companion Clara Oswald (Jenna Coleman, 27) looks on in shock as the Time Lord gets a new face and a new personality. Show boss Steven Moffat 52, said: “It was very emotional saying goodbye to Matt.
“It’s the end of an era. But we move on. We have just done a read-through of the first episode or Peter and he is amazing.