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Tennant suffers 'Doctor Who' withdrawal
Published Thursday, Sep 25 2008, 19:41 BST | By Ben Rawson-Jones
The actor, who is starring alongside Patrick Stewart in a Royal Shakespeare Company production of Hamlet, said he loves everything about the BBC series.
"I'm excited to be doing Hamlet," he told Doctor Who Magazine, "but I have got very at home in Cardiff. I love that crew. I love that set-up. I love the show, so I'm missing that. I miss Russell's writing."
"It's nice to know that I'm coming back," he continued, referring to the four specials due to be filmed in 2009. "I'll be reminded of [Doctor Who] in some shape or form pretty much every day until I start filming again in January."
Tennant also joked that "Shakespeare's all right, but he's lacking in spaceships".
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