Jenna-louise Coleman

Jenna Coleman was for many one of the most brilliant pieces of modern-day 'Doctor Who', having played the Doctor's companion Clara over 40 episodes and bringing some of the most memorable scenes of recent series to the small screen. Always giving a fantastic performance, many were sad to see Coleman go when she left the show earlier this year, but now she's moved onto other ventures, including ITV's period drama 'Victoria', following the life of the monarch Queen Victoria in her earlier days on the throne.

Jenna Coleman with Peter Capaldi as Clara and the Doctor in 'Doctor Who'

Despite no longer being a part of the show, Coleman still seems to be an avid fan if some of her recent comments about the series are to be believed.

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The forthcoming Christmas special of 'Doctor Who' is set to be quite the ride for viewers, as not only will we get our first glimpse of the eagerly anticipated Thirteenth Doctor, but will also get to see one final appearance from one of the Doctor's previous companions.

Jenna Coleman at The Fashion Awards

There are all sorts of rumours flying about regarding the actor or actress who will embody the next incarnation of the Doctor, but to add more excitement to the mix, we'll get to greet good old Jenna Coleman once again as Clara Oswald who we thought had made her last appearance in series nine.

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Following a strong display in the Sunday evening ratings, ITV’s historical drama ‘Victoria’, which stars Jenna Coleman as Queen Victoria, has been given the green light for a second series next year.

30 year old Coleman, who plays the young monarch, and co-star Tom Hughes, who portrays her husband Prince Albert, will both return to their roles, with writer and executive producer Daisy Goodwin also retaining her position.

Jenna Coleman will be getting another season as Queen Victoria on ITV

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Their on screen chemistry is helping make ITV’s ‘Victoria’ unmissable TV every Sunday night, but it appears Jenna Coleman and her co-star Tom Hughes are having a romance off screen as well. The two actors have reportedly been dating since last summer, before they even started filming the period drama.

Is Jenna Coleman secretly dating Tom Hughes?

The Mail on Sunday reports that the two became an item after Coleman was linked to Price Harry. Hughes was said to be jealous that the royal was moving in on the actress and decided to pursue her himself.

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TV viewers had a difficult choice to make on Sunday evening as ITV’s ‘Victoria’ went head-to-head with the return of the BBC’s ‘Poldark’ in the 9pm slot. Both period dramas were a big hit with viewers, but somewhat surprisingly ‘Victoria’ managed to win the ratings war, narrowly beating Aidan Turner’s return.

Aidan Turner is back as Captain Ross Poldark

According to early viewing figures from Overnight TV, 'Poldark' scored 5.1 million viewers on the BBC, taking 22.7% of the audience share. But ‘Victoria’ managed slightly better on ITV, with 5.3 million viewers and a 23.5% audience share.

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‘Doctor Who’ star Peter Capaldi has spoken in harsh terms about the state of gender equality in the entertainment industry, describing the relative depiction of male and female characters as “ridiculous”.

Capaldi, 57, recently won praise from female fans of the BBC sci-fi series when he insisted that it would be “creepy” if any sexual element were to be added to the on-screen relationship between the Doctor and his current, much younger assistant, Clara, played by Jenna Coleman.

Peter Capaldi addressed sexism and ageism in the TV industry

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Peter Capaldi will reportedly be staying with ‘Doctor Who’ for at least one more series. There had been fears that the actor would not renew his contract and BBC bosses were even said to have drawn up a shortlist possible replacements, but according to The Mirror that won’t be necessary anymore.

Peter Capaldi has reportedly signed on for one more year of 'Doctor Who'.

A BBC source told the newspaper, “Peter has made it clear he is happy playing the Doctor for as long as the BBC – and viewers – want him. We are very happy with him and viewers are also warming to him.”

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‘Doctor Who’ writer Mark Gatiss has revealed he’s open to the idea of the next Doctor being female with a male assistant. Currently Jenna Coleman stars as the Doctor’s assistant Clara Oswald, but the actress will be leaving the show before the end of this series, making room for the Timelord’s new companion.

Jenna Coleman plays the Doctor’s current assistant Clara Oswald.

Speaking after the Attitude Awards in London, Gatiss said, "It would be very interesting if the Doctor had a male companion... but then it would be a very male show.” The writer then went on to say that he would be "delighted" if in the future the Doctor is played by a woman.

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‘Game of Thrones’ star Maisie Williams has spoken about her latest role, as a young Viking named Ashildr on ‘Doctor Who’. Williams stars in this Saturday’s episode of the sci-fi series titled ‘The Girl Who Died’, as the Doctor find himself in a Viking village where all the warriors have just been slaughtered.

Maisie Williams is guest starring in ‘Doctor Who’ as a young Viking.

Speaking about joining the ‘Doctor Who’ cast Williams said, “I was approached for the role, I didn’t know much about it but knew they were introducing a new character to work closely with the Doctor.”

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We may be only three episodes into the new series of ‘Doctor Who’, but BBC bosses are reportedly already panicking over the drop in viewing figures. According to The Mirror, the dip in viewer numbers is causing the Beeb to consider scrapping next year’s series of ‘Doctor Who’ in favour of airing 'Sherlock' style ­feature-length ­special episodes.

‘Doctor Who’ could soon get the ‘Sherlock’ treatment, with feature-leith style special episodes.

A BBC source admitted to the newspaper, “'Doctor Who’s' decline is very worrying and needs to be addressed. At this stage all options are being ­considered. Everyone accepts that drastic action may be needed.”

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