Morgan Freeman was never Aragorn.

Truth

@@Warriorcats64 also was never the dragon on BBC's Merlin

Her dimples are adorable.

She is ugly because she’s brunette

@@battlelord667 Who shat in your salad bowl?

i actually really fancy him xx

***** I am old enough and that not very nice I know he is dead.

well no I am not close to his age I'm in my 20s

Yes a young Girl can Fancy Men at any age we are all Different.

OfficialKingKhanAbz same

ChrisC11291980 and dead

I posted this before he died.

John Hurt is old enough to have seen it from the beginning all the original 7 doctors are/were!

She's quite snobby when you meet her at conventions.

​@@josephchambers2000 She seems alright in the videos

@@sopronunciareglignocchi7255, most of the cast of Doctor Who are lovely, the only ones I’ve met who came off as snobby were Jenna Coleman, Peter Davison and Anneke Wills.

@@josephchambers2000 What did she do/ say?

@@sopronunciareglignocchi7255 she just didn’t seem or even try to pretend to be happy to be there. She only gave one word answers if that to questions and she didn’t smile or even face me when having my photo taken with her. Maybe I’m being too judgey but I just felt like she would rather be somewhere else and was only doing it for the money.

Well they only appeared once for the whole decade so people actually might not be familiar with the 70's Cybermen or the costume might be hard to pick up, oddly though they had the head of one in Dalek.

I think that Revenge of the Cybermen was the only full appearance of the Cybermen in the 1970s.

electricmastro Indeed it was and it wasn't as good as the episode that proceed it "the Invasion" or the one after it "Earthshock".

Freshie207 Is it really alright to call it an "episode" when it's technically made up of multiple episodes?

electricmastro Don't know I've always thought of them as an Episode/Story but made of parts e.g Earthshock Part 1. But then when you watch the Hartnell era all the parts had individual titles so perhaps they are better termed episodes? I guess it just depends on which era of the show you think of firstly Hartnell era fans and New Series fans would likely view them as Stories made of Episodes whilst being a predominately 70's fan (through my dad, I grew up during the wilderness years) I view them as episodes made into parts.

Big Finish

Check out his work on the Big Finish audio stories, he managed to do quite a few before we lost him.

XD

Yes.

Can confirm

The average of them is 1974.5 so that counts

John Hurt plays, essentially, the ninth incarnation of the Doctor.

XD

Jenna acted circles around Peter Capaldi in his first season despite being 28 years younger than him. John Hurt and Matt Smith were on her level but there's a reason Season 8 is called Clara Who and, despite the narrative that's often thrown around on the internet, it isn't the writing. Season 8 was written to give Clara and the Doctor equal amounts of development, so if Peter was a better actor, they would have felt more evenly balanced. John Hurt could have handled the "am I a good man?" story arc easily without feeling like a supporting actor. Doctor Who became Clara Who for a whole season because Jenna Coleman simply has more talent than Peter Capaldi. You can say it affects Clara and the Doctor's chemistry but that's inevitable when one side of a relationship has more charisma and is putting in all the work.

XD

John coughing😂 I thought the same tbf.

@@cybrmaTS Sounds like someone shaking a can of metal ball bearings!

Counting Hurt's doctor he is 11 and 12

That's the thing, it's never clearly explained but Matt Smith is the 12th, he says it before regenerating. A Timelord only has twelve lives possible. Maybe John Hurt's Doctor is supposed to be an aged out 8th Doctor, we can't really say the opposite since we didn't see much of the 8th Doctor so I guess that must be it. That is, unless Stephen Moffat explains it later.

Lokrow P I think your a bit confused a time lord can have 12 regenerations and 13 different faces per regeneration cycle. So you have got doctors 1-8, then Hurt's doctor, then 9, then 10's two regenerations and then 11. So 13 faces 1-8 + Hurt's+9+10s+11=13. So the 12th doctor is doctor number 13 but regeneration number 14 or 1 because he has a new regeneration cycle.

Lokrow P The John Hurt Doctor cannot possibly be the Eighth Doctor. Go watch Night of the Doctor. Also, Smith says '12 regenerations, 13 faces, 13 versions of me. He never regenerated into his first face.

He said "12 regenerations, 13 faces, 13 versions of me", not that he was the 12th Doctor. He's officially Eleventh because the War Doctor and David Tennant's regeneration don't count as new iterations of the character.

yes that's why something happens in the time of the doctor so they can keep going!

Time lords gave him a new cycle

greatsayain a garden shed is a wooden like garage

Yeah.. clothes don't regenerate.

But i thought every Doctor had a different look of clothing on them...

Timelord918273645 But they've probably only filmed the regeneration scene so far, where he would still be wearing 11's clothes.

time lord law lore a time lord can regenerate 12 times only. they're NOT immortal, just very long lived. Mind you each regeneration can last for several hundred up to 1000 years per time! There are exceptions of course!

under 2 circumstances only. 1 if you steal anothers body, or 2 if the Gallifrey high council grants you another cycle This is canon. look it up!!!

"David and to Matt"

Its odd when you think of how many franchises Hurt has been in now; Doctor Who, Harry Potter, Alien and Merlin. Heck, he even did the voice or Aragorn in Ralph Bakshi's animated version of 'The Lord of the Rings'!

That I must see.........Oh I see what you mean!!!!!

You might. I kinda don't think of Donna much.

LifeIsARide I don't like Donna, but she did play a pivotal role in many stories. Clara's only pivotal role to date was in "Name of the Doctor," which has been pretty much retconned into insignificance since. And there is nothing, _nothing_ she did in "Day" that could not have been done by anyone else you could possibly name. She's so . . . _generic._

aperson22222 Except for the fact that SHE did do it. What did she do? She was the one who gave 11 the idea, and the gump to try and change something he never thought he could.

OpenMawProductions Yes, and this "pivotal role" was so generic that you could have swapped her out for anyone, anyone at all, and the only change you'd need to make to the script would be the character's name. The role clearly wasn't written for her.

aperson22222 The way that Clara delivered the line was written for her, but you are right. If you change around the way a companion delivers lines and throw their name in the script, it would still work perfectly fine.

He wasn't wasted, he was the protagonist of the story. It started with Matt Smith but John Hurt was the Doctor who was driving the plot.

He also played the dragon from Merlin and Joseph (John) Merrick in a very heart string pulling movie called "The Elephant Man"

i knew about the elephant man one

Savannah Fishet One of the few movies to make me cry.

And he played Kane in Ridley Scott's Alien. One of the greatest science fiction films of all time.

Oh, cool.