Showing posts with label steven moffat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label steven moffat. Show all posts

11 May 2011

Steven Moffat Interview: Plot Lines


Im unsure if this is new, but... hey-ho, i haven't seen it before, maybe you haven't....

25 April 2011

Steven Moffat Says Neil Gaiman Episode Is Mad

Steven Moffatt has said that upcoming Neil Gaiman's episode is both mad and magical.

In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, he said that he would not reveal what will happen but promised fans that they will not be disappointed when it does air.

Thanks to Digital Spy for the interview below:

"It's called 'The Doctor's Wife'. I can't say very much actually because the whole gimmick behind that show - and it's a very clever gimmick - will be unveiled in the opening minutes," he explained.

"I literally can't talk about it without giving it away, which I don't want to do. It's a lovely, magical, mad episode."

Asked if he felt that Gaiman struggled to adapt to Doctor Who's unique scripts, Moffat answered: "He would bring his own estimate of that. I think everybody - and I don't think Neil would argue with this - everybody who comes onto the show gets a fright at just how difficult it is.

"You assume you know it, until you try to write it. Then you realise it really is a monster. I've written an awful lot of them now and I still find it shockingly difficult. I think everyone who comes on has that moment of 'I didn't think I'd be working this hard'."

27 February 2011

Steven Moffat Nominated For Broadcasting Press Guild Award

The nominations for the  37th Annual Award Ceremony, held by the Broadcasting Press Guild have been revealed.

Among those who have been nominated, one name stands out, and that is Doctor Who writer and executive producer, Steven Moffat!

Mark Gatiss and Steve Thompson have also been nominated, but for 'Sherlock'. Other nominees include: Jo Brand, Vicki Pepperdine and Joanna Scanlan for Getting On, and Julian Fellowes for Downton Abbey.

The winner will be announced at the Awards Lunch on 25th March at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.

Doctor Who was nominated 3 times last year, but did not win in any category.