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Latest revision as of 14:55, 8 June 2014
- Publication: Televisual
- Date: November 2003
- Author:
- Page: 15
- Language: English
Lorraine Heggessey has ordered a news series of the sci-fi favourite, to air some time in 2005, and has drafted in Queer as Folk's Russell T Davies to script the show. Davies, a life-long fan of the show, has famously turned the Doctor's robotic dog K-9 into a gay icon in his series, but the real controversy surrounds just who will get to play Who? Names being touted for the role include Bill Nighy, Jonathan Pryce and Richard E Grant, and there are a handful of potentially provocative names in the mix in the shape of Maggie Smith and Lenny Henry. And the bookies' choice? Jonathan Creek star Alan Davies.
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