Random (Leaked) Video: Doctor Who in Monmouth… and Cybermen!
on April 25th, 2008 at 9:12 pm
Earlier today, YouTube user AFRAIDOFSUNLIGHT1 posted video from the set of an upcoming episode of Doctor Who — possibly the next Christmas Special for the hit BBC science-fiction series.
The video features a pair of actors in and out of uniform as Cybermen, as well as some shots of David Tennant (The Tenth Doctor) rehearsing lines on the set and then filming (and re-filming) the corresponding scene with an unfamiliar partner. The video looks to be have been shot by an extra or bystander of some sort, as the video concludes with Tennant chatting up the people around the cameraman and signing autographs.
The YouTube user has disabled embedding of the video, so you’ll need to click here to check it out. Remember: video clips play automatically when you view them on the YouTube site — check your volume before heading over there.
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