McGanns voice is so good, I would know who it was anywhere.

Paul McGann is the coolest guy

Paul needs another Doctor Who Movie. Or TV Series. Or Mini Series. Or ANYTHING

Paul Mcgann has the potential to be one of the best doctors ever, which Is why he needs a proper series. I'm not saying he's bad, far from it. I loved him in the movie and in 'Night of the doctor', but that's why I want more of him cause he's so good, and giving him a series would honestly make his doctor up there with Matt or David. (Before you ask, I know about Big finish and I love them, but come on. Well all agree he needs a series)

Lol, the Doctor kisses nearly everyone these days, guys and girls. Honestly the movie was the catalyst for it :P

I know Paul did the movie and the prequel to Day of the Doctor, but I hope Moffat can bend the rules of Time Lord wibbily wobbaly..timey whimey..stuff and make the next regeneration Paul again, I think he deserves at least one TV series. It really would be awesome.

Make a second Doctor Who movie about the start of the Time War! We need more McGann!

I love Paul and Daphne, they've been at various conventions I've been at and they are gracious, happy, patient, kind people!

Well, Paul's an awesome interviewer

Bring back McGann as the Dr! Imagine McGann meeting Capaldi Dr!

McGann was great as The Doctor.

Paul seemed more the interviewer here! Very interesting!

If Twice Upon a Time is a success then I hope they start making one off movies with McGann & David Bradley that are just them set in their own times. Maybe loosely tied to new Who but not necessarily.

Such a badass Doctor, not just in the Telemovie but also in the countless books, comics, audio dramas and short stories 8 was in. Hopefully Moffat had the sense to include him in the 50th but told him to keep teasing the fans on the run up to keep everyone guessing.

I'm one of the few who actually liked the idea of the Doctor being half human. Didn't care for the romantic bits, but I figured it's an American film so I'll let it go. What I don't care for is how they've brought the romantic bits back in the new show and yet not the half human bit. Loved watching these interviews, thanks for posting it.

Thank the lord for big Finish!

Note to BFI: You currently state that it was shot in the US. In fact, it was filmed in Canada.

The best example of how you cannot blame everyone for a movies faults. Regardless of whether you love or hate the decisions made for the movie, none of these 3 people are responsible for any of the writing that was involved. McGann and Ashbrooke played the role that was written for him and the Director did his best with the script and time/production constraints he had. The problem is, the movie was CONCEIVED by the wrong people.

He deserves so much more.. but it's not late yet.

Hi there - I just inadvertently removed a comment from someone called Kaoru I believe asking why they are edited. So sorry, was very much unintentional! There are a number of reasons for this - sometimes we get requests to remove certain sections/spoilers, or there are technical issues. A couple of these you can find fuller versions of on our own BFI website - do take a look.

To the comment about Ms Ashbrook chewing gum: good solution for dry mouth during interviews. ;)

The Doctor's 12th incarnation would, soon after regenerating following the Medusa Cascade incident, convey to his TARDIS' projection of Martha Jones that it was a clever lie to throw off the Master.

i grew up watching doctor who. i remember when this movie was on fox back in 1996. i recorded it on my vhs recorder that night. i have to say i thought it wasn't that good. i'm glad it started back up in england. i dont think it would still be around today if it did originally get picked back up in 1996.

Americans knew about Doctor Who when the movie came out.

Glad to be of service (c:

Paul is SO hot here wtf!?

I am always a bit miffed when I hear people say they wondered how Americans might react to Doctor Who, like the movie was something wholly knew to us. We had the program, via PBS, since the late 70s; so 2 decades of Doctor Who being on American tv, in some fashion. It was a cult audience, certainly; but, a rather large cult audience. Marvel Comics had reprinted some of the British material. My local PBS station, attached to a university, actually ran the program week nights and had bought the earlier series, as they existed and ran it from Hartnell forward, with what still existed. Prior to that they had purchased Pertwee and ran it and then back into Tom Baker and on to Peter Davison; but, when I was in college, we got from start to the present (with much of the early stuff missing; obviously). Starlog regularly featured articles about it and Blake's 7. So, there was a certain cultural awareness of the program, even if it wasn't a mass media hit here. I think what hurt the film's performance was that it was Fox, who had a different idea of what they were doing and that led to a lot of sub-par stuff in it, though there is plenty of good material, with McGann. I do think Eric Roberts was horribly wrong for the Master and he made Anthony Ainley seem subtle. So, yeah, America had a certain level of knowledge of Doctor Who. Some of us had even seen the Peter Cushing movies.

Nicholas Bruce? Think he meant Nicholas Briggs...

WE NEED A RECREATION OF SCHERZO

and yeah, people bitching that the movie was "an american fault" can eat it. It was NOT made by Americans and in fact the people of the UK LOVED the movie.

Fan request for the 8th doctor to have his own show and forget 13 ever existed

Thank you kindly - this has been amended.

Here is what I don't get about BBC. Why couldn't they have a televised series featuring the Eighth Doctor's adventures? Wouldn't that be awesome for Doctor Who fans to have something else besides radio adventures to feature this version of the Doctor?

This is awesome. But I would really like to know what the answer is to the whole half human thing. The only person who can "give information" on that is Moffat, I think.

Why do people think that Moffat is the only person that can speak definitively about the half-human issue? First of all, he had NOTHING to do with it back then. Second, he's the showrunner for right now. Nothing more. The next guy can come along and completely contradict whatever he did (just as he's doing by retconning RTD's Time War and all that War Doctor nonsense). So, this notion that Moffat has any type of "answer" to anything is baffling to me...

Daphne Ashbrook is a lovely lady but why does she have to chew gum all through the interview?

The film is shit. Day of the Doctor is great. McGann should've had a series.

Would be nice if they did season with him after Capaldi, villian changes his past in 8th regeneration and one of companion gets somehow there and tries to lead him on right way and get back in Doctors future.