Anybody else think he'd be suited to a role in Pirates Of The Carribean?
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Images Of David In "Fright Night"
Thursday, 16 September 2010
David Tennant,
The Tenth Doctor
Thanks to our friends at Horror Asylum and The Film Review we have a new image of Mr Tennant as Peter Vincent in up-coming remake "Fright Night". The Banner, which was hung outside the Hard Rock Cafe shows David in full hair and beard mode!! (Click Images For Bigger Versions)
Anybody else think he'd be suited to a role in Pirates Of The Carribean?
Anybody else think he'd be suited to a role in Pirates Of The Carribean?
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NBC bosses scrapped the show before the pilot was even aired - but now a clip of it has been posted on YouTube as part of one of its star's showreel.
And even the 39-year-old's most loyal fans have criticised his Stateside drawl after more than 64,000 people watched it online.
One said: "That is Tennant's first fail. Come back to Britain David."
Another moaned: "That American accent kills me. His natural accent is so lovely. Not a fan of that voice."
Awww poor David. You know they may criticise his American accent but let us not forget there are worse offenders when it comes to accents. Remember Keanu Reeves' English accent? Or Dick Van Dyke's horrible attempt at Cockney? And Joe Pasquale....oh wait...WHAT DO YOU MEAN THAT'S HIS REAL VOICE??
David's American Accent Mocked!!
DAVID Tennant has been panned for his dodgy American accent after a clip of his failed US show was leaked on the internet.
The former Doctor Who actor filmed the pilot of legal comedy Rex Is Not Your Lawyer shortly after leaving his role as the Time Lord.NBC bosses scrapped the show before the pilot was even aired - but now a clip of it has been posted on YouTube as part of one of its star's showreel.
And even the 39-year-old's most loyal fans have criticised his Stateside drawl after more than 64,000 people watched it online.
One said: "That is Tennant's first fail. Come back to Britain David."
Another moaned: "That American accent kills me. His natural accent is so lovely. Not a fan of that voice."
Awww poor David. You know they may criticise his American accent but let us not forget there are worse offenders when it comes to accents. Remember Keanu Reeves' English accent? Or Dick Van Dyke's horrible attempt at Cockney? And Joe Pasquale....oh wait...WHAT DO YOU MEAN THAT'S HIS REAL VOICE??
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FORMER Doctor Who David Tennant has become a single dad in his latest role - and bonded with his onscreen offspring by taking them tenpin bowling.
David, 39, returned to his roots to star in the new BBC Scotland series Single Father, in which he plays a widowed dad-of-four.
And he decided that to make the onscreen family as real as possible, he needed to get close to the youngsters playing his kids.
So David, who was brought up in Renfrewshire, took them bowling in Glasgow, where the series was filmed.
He said: "We all had such a laugh and threw ourselves into it from the off.
"It was a funny one because we were trying to fashion a family bond to try to make the drama feel as real as possible.
"Instead of lengthy rehearsals on set, we just hung out and got to know each other bowling and playing football in the park."
David had to admit to some unfair tactics in dealing with his onscreen kids - played by Natasha Watson, Chris Hegarty, Robert Dickson and Millie Innes.
He said: "I told them I had been Scottish under-17 Tenpin Bowling Champion just to unnerve them - but it didn't seem to work.
"But, at the end of the day, they had bowling bumpers to help them. Not that I'm bitter, not that I'm being competitive against children."
Single Father is David's first starring role since quitting Doctor Who and making his final appearance as the Time Lord on New Year's day.
The four-part series, filmed earlier this year, is the first time in five years David has worked in Scotland. His last work here was starring in Look Back In Anger at Edinburgh's Royal Lyceum theatre.
His last TV acting job in his homeland was A Mug's Game - the story of life in a fishing village - back in 1996.
David added: "It's always great to be back in Glasgow. It's a lovely city - a great city.
"People are so friendly in Glasgow. So it was lovely to stay for an extended period during filming."
David stars with Coronation Street's Suranne Jones in Single Father.
Suranne plays his character Dave's late wife's best friend Sarah, whom Dave starts falling in love with.
The role was also a first for David because Dave is a grandfather through his teenage daughter from his first marriage.
"I've certainly not played a grandfather before, which was a bit of a shock to the system," David admitted.
"I played a dad in Recovery years ago but in Single Father, I have lots of kids. To work that closely for that length of time with so many kids was also new for me."
David is going further afield for his next role. He is in New Mexico filming his first big Hollywood movie - a remake of 1985 vampire movie Fright Night.
David revealed: "I'm playing a character called Peter Vincent, who's a Las Vegas illusionist who also happens to be an expert on vampires. And, as well as some acting, I've spent a lot of time being sewn into very tight costumes."
Wonder if he used the sonic to cheat?
David Tennant Bonds With Screen Family Over A Game Of Ten Pin Bowling!
David, 39, returned to his roots to star in the new BBC Scotland series Single Father, in which he plays a widowed dad-of-four.
And he decided that to make the onscreen family as real as possible, he needed to get close to the youngsters playing his kids.
So David, who was brought up in Renfrewshire, took them bowling in Glasgow, where the series was filmed.
He said: "We all had such a laugh and threw ourselves into it from the off.
"It was a funny one because we were trying to fashion a family bond to try to make the drama feel as real as possible.
"Instead of lengthy rehearsals on set, we just hung out and got to know each other bowling and playing football in the park."
David had to admit to some unfair tactics in dealing with his onscreen kids - played by Natasha Watson, Chris Hegarty, Robert Dickson and Millie Innes.
He said: "I told them I had been Scottish under-17 Tenpin Bowling Champion just to unnerve them - but it didn't seem to work.
"But, at the end of the day, they had bowling bumpers to help them. Not that I'm bitter, not that I'm being competitive against children."
Single Father is David's first starring role since quitting Doctor Who and making his final appearance as the Time Lord on New Year's day.
The four-part series, filmed earlier this year, is the first time in five years David has worked in Scotland. His last work here was starring in Look Back In Anger at Edinburgh's Royal Lyceum theatre.
His last TV acting job in his homeland was A Mug's Game - the story of life in a fishing village - back in 1996.
David added: "It's always great to be back in Glasgow. It's a lovely city - a great city.
"People are so friendly in Glasgow. So it was lovely to stay for an extended period during filming."
David stars with Coronation Street's Suranne Jones in Single Father.
Suranne plays his character Dave's late wife's best friend Sarah, whom Dave starts falling in love with.
The role was also a first for David because Dave is a grandfather through his teenage daughter from his first marriage.
"I've certainly not played a grandfather before, which was a bit of a shock to the system," David admitted.
"I played a dad in Recovery years ago but in Single Father, I have lots of kids. To work that closely for that length of time with so many kids was also new for me."
David is going further afield for his next role. He is in New Mexico filming his first big Hollywood movie - a remake of 1985 vampire movie Fright Night.
David revealed: "I'm playing a character called Peter Vincent, who's a Las Vegas illusionist who also happens to be an expert on vampires. And, as well as some acting, I've spent a lot of time being sewn into very tight costumes."
Wonder if he used the sonic to cheat?
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