There's certain writers, actors, creators, that I expect to give me non-answers, or statements with 5 different answers to keep secrets, and those I expect to to tell me anything to keep a secret and those that won't play at all. I would expect Eccelston to avoid the question if he was involved and I might have hope of Eccelston giving me an answer that could be taken 5 different ways, but, Eccelston outright denying something he's actually involved in, that would really take me aback...
There's certain writers, actors, creators, that I expect to give me non-answers, or statements with 5 different answers to keep secrets, and those I expect to to tell me anything to keep a secret and those that won't play at all. I would expect Eccelston to avoid the question if he was involved and I might have hope of Eccelston giving me an answer that could be taken 5 different ways, but, Eccelston outright denying something he's actually involved in, that would really take me aback...
He probably had a good time on the Thor set, and that's what's important to him. Also: he quite clearly enjoys being contrarian. Who doesn't?
I didn't think they'd get someone cool to replace Matt Smith and they got Peter Capaldi.
I can easily see the Hurt Doctor being convinced by the events of the anniversary special to put away the Warrior (or whatever he calls himself) and once again take up the mantle of the Doctor. That could mean three regenerations in three consecutive episodes.
The fourth wall was first broken by William Hartnell in "The Dalek's Master Plan", when he faced the camera and told us "Incidentally, a happy Christmas to all of you at home!"
They're all the same man: he was angry at himself.
