Filming pics show a new monster. I'll just put up a link to the Mirror article instead of the image as not to spoil for those folks staying pure.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/d...onster-3260267

Nice, very nice. Looking forward to it all.

THE TWELFTH DOCTOR IS SO OLD! :lol

Nah, the 10th and 11th Doctors were so young ;)

You took the words right out of my mouth. :thumb:

Looks very promising :D

I always laugh when people say x doctor is old and y doctor is young. Just look at their ages.

Matt Smith is indeed young, but not that much younger than Peter Davidson when he started.

As for Tennant, well, the man was in his fourties when he was doing it. Seriously. No older than a few other doctors we've seen in the past 50 years. He's just got that baby face :lol. He's only surpassed in age I believe by Bill Hartnel and Peter Capaldi... possibly Eccelston but I think even he's younger.

The role of the Doctor is all about the energy. An older actor can easily seem one of the youngest. I don't think it's too unfair to say that Peter Capaldi is somewhat weathered for his age... but then again that's just the way it goes.

He does look pretty bloodshot in some of those picture though O_o

Um, nope. Tennant was 34 when he started. He wasn't even 40 when he left. Every actor who played the Doctor was older than Tennant when he took the role, except two: Matt Smith and Peter Davison.

William Hartnell - 55
Patrick Troughton - 46
Jon Pertwee - 50
Tom Baker - 40
Peter Davison - 29
Colin Baker - 40
Sylvester McCoy - 44
Paul McGann - 36
Chris Eccleston - 41
David Tennant - 34
Matt Smith - 27
Peter Capaldi - 55

Yeah... I know what happened there. I got my Ecclestons and Tennants mixed up. I know the difference, duh, but apparently I flipped what I know of their ages.

Still, moral of the story is some Doctor actors aren't always as young or old as you think they are.

My comment was mainly in jest anyway, Matt Smith may have been young but as an actor he was excellent at being a convincing 1400 year old man.