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Post by RitaLittlewood on Jul 18, 2008 14:39:18 GMT
From The Sun:
Tennant is Dr Glue By SARA NATHAN TV Editor
Published: Today BEEB bosses are more hopeful than ever that David Tennant WILL stay on as Doctor Who — after wooing him with a £1.5million deal.
They had feared the Scot, 37, was sure to quit after filming four more specials of the BBC1 sci-fi hit.
But last night a source said he could stay as the Timelord for the fifth series to be screened in 2010.
As TV Biz revealed, show boss Russell T Davies quit and has been replaced by top writer Steven Moffatt.
The source said: “It will be a new team and David has to meet everyone to make a final decision.
“But we’re gearing up to offer him a massive deal. He’s interested. Everyone thought he was going, but it’s not as open and shut as that.”
Filming would not start until autumn 2009, but bosses are believed to want a deal by this autumn.
The actor is making four specials this year instead of a series as he is also playing Hamlet at the Royal Shakespeare Company.
The Christmas episode is now finished.
David’s real-life love Georgia Moffett, 23, returns as his daughter Jenny for one of the Who specials.
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Post by eithne on Jul 31, 2008 20:52:04 GMT
Well if that much money is on the table he's almost guaranteed to stay. No big surprise that Jenny will be returning for one of the specials.
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Post by CG Wendy on Aug 9, 2008 6:54:12 GMT
Everyone has their price it seems. It`s a shame they didn`t offer Christopher Ecceleston the same sort of deal with lots of time off to rest up. Chris was a much better doctor than David Tenant.
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