Īnd how is this new girl, this new companion? So it's great and it's kind of, just makes you really see kind of, how clever Steven Moffat really is. It's really great because there's so many elements to the show that really make it from, you know, the CGI and the music, and then just seeing kind of it put together like what you've been working on. Yeah, it's great, I like them really well. So, it's the first time I've seen it and I think it's in pretty good shape, it's looking good. Great, yeah it's exciting I just saw it for the first time. Matt will expect a line to come in a certain way and it can be a bit jarring when something happens that neither of us expects."Ĭoleman, who dates "Game of Thrones" star Richard Madden, talked more about Clara, the Doctor and bringing Madden into the Doctor fold. "That's happening with us as actors, too. "He was their protector, almost like their granddad, and now he's like a young boy again," she said. So I was reacting very spontaneously to Matt as the Doctor because I was technically meeting him for the first time with no kind of previous awareness."ĭuring filming, she did watch the first five episodes of Season 7- the final episodes with the Ponds-and noticed that the Doctor's relationship with Clara is different than it was with the Ponds. "And didn't really want to pick up on anything and I think it worked well because the addition is then very spontaneous because I didn't know the Doctor. "I kind of didn't really want to know anything about the Doctor and Amy relationship," she said. But don't hold that against her the actress explained the show had been off the air when she was a child and didn't return until 2005 when she was 18.īut she did watch the 2005 episode "The Eleventh Hour," then chose not to watch more Matt Smith episodes with Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill as his companions, the Ponds.
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She wasn't familiar with the twisty mythologies of "Doctor Who" when she auditioned for the series because she didn't watch "Doctor Who" growing up. We'll see that again with this Clara," said Coleman, who claims the Doctor and presumably the audience will figure out the mystery of the Claras by the end of the season. "You'll see an essence in the same way there was an essence of Oswin in Christmas Clara, there was a similar essence running through them, a similar spirit.
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He isn't used to someone like Clara, so he doesn't quite know how to deal with her."Īlthough the Doctor seems to think there is some connection between the Claras, according to Coleman this new Clara is not the same women we've previously met. "She finds amazing and ridiculous in equal measure, so it kind of keeps him in check. She's spirited and she's an adventurer at heart. I think she's not intimidated by him at all," Coleman told me during a phone interview last week from LA. CT March 30 on BBC America, the thoroughly contemporary Clara Oswald will bewilder the Doctor (Matt Smith) like no companion has before her. In the "Doctor Who" Christmas special, "The Snowmen," she was 18th century governess Clara Oswin Oswald, who the Doctor couldn't save from death. In last fall's "The Asylum of the Daleks" episode, she was the futuristic, souffle-making Oswin, who was transformed into a Dalek. That's because Clara, or 26-year-old Jenna-Louise Coleman actually, has appeared in the series twice before.
He's not going to know what to think of her. When "Doctor Who" next steps out of his time- and space-traveling police box, the TARDIS, he'll meet his new companion, Clara Oswald.
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