Video: David Tennant Talks 'Doctor Who' and 'Hamlet'

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Thu Jun 12, 2008 — by Rick Marshall

Video: David Tennant Talks 'Doctor Who' and 'Hamlet'

The Doctor travels through his own professional timeline in BBC video interview

In a recent video interview with the BBC, Doctor Who's David Tennant chatted up Andrew Marre about the hit science-fiction series, his breakthrough role on Taking Over the Asylum and his upcoming turn as Hamlet.

I've embedded the full Andrew Marre episode below, but you can watch a higher-resolution version focused on the Tennant portion of the show, over at BBC News.

(semi-via LitG)

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