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David Tennant Brief Biography & Filmography
The 10th TV Doctor Who, David Tennant (real name David MacDonald), was born in Bathgate, West Lothian, Scotland, on April 18th, 1971. Graduating from the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama, Tennant really made his name in the BBC series' 'Blackpool' and 'Casanova'. A Doctor Who fan since childhood, Tennant first featured on 'Doctor Who' as the voice of the Caretaker in the animated 'Scream of the Shalka' in 2003. His stock has really risen since, and he was in the Harry Potter movie, 'Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire'. Making an impressive debut in the Christmas 2005 episode of 'Doctor Who', Tennant continued the recent tradition of Doctors with regional accents. Beginning with William Hartnell, and right up to Colin Baker, all the TV Doctors spoke with no discernable accent. Sylvester McCoy's Scottish brogue broke the mould, and, following on from Christopher Eccleston's Mancunian accent, Tennant played a sort of chirpy Cockney Doctor, still possessing the Doctor's humanity, but also obviously not one to be messed with, viz, his stony-faced "No second chances" comment, after he had dispatched a Sycorax leader, who had broken his word. David Tennant's last appearance as the Doctor came on New Year's Day, 2010, when he was replaced by Matt Smith at the end of the two parter, 'The End Of Time'. - Paul Rance/booksmusicfilmstv.com.
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