Davies: 'I'd return for Who film'

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Davies Could Return For Who's Big Screen Transfer [Doctor Who]
Published 9/21/2008 by Graeme McMillan at io9
... interested in going back for it. I think it could be lovely and could work as an idea. They did one in the 1960s and that worked and it didn't affect the TV series at all. Of course, the movie(s) in the '60s didn't tie in with the television series at all, even going so far as to cast a completely different actor as the Doctor... so does that mean that Davies is in favor of a non-canonical movie? Oh, if only we could get our own emails from him... Davies: 'I'd return for Who film' [Digital Spy] ...

Davies Would Return For A Doctor Who Movie
Published 9/22/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (Flicks News) at Flicks News
Exiting Doctor Who showrunner Russell T. Davies would consider returning to the franchise if a movie is announced. Davies claimed that he thinks the BBC will get around to greenlighting the project "some day", although at the moment the corporation is at its "absolute limit". "I'd be very interested in going back for it. I think it could be lovely and could work as an idea. They did one in the 1960s and that worked and it didn't affect the TV series at all," he said.

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Published 9/22/2008 by Jace (noreply@blogger.com) at Televisionary
... ) Outbound Doctor Who showrunner Russell T. Davies has said that he would consider returning to the franchise if a feature film is greenlit. "I'd be very interested in going back for it," said Davies, who said the project will happen one day. "I think it could be lovely and could work as an idea. They did one in the 1960s and that worked and it didn't affect the TV series at all." ( Digital Spy ) Sorry, GE, Rupert Murdoch has said that he's not interested in acquiring NBC or even smaller parcels of it though he does admire USA for being a "mature channel" that "makes a lot of ...