Mar. 3rd, 2009 11:21 pm
Is it just me or...?
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As I continue not to sleep, I wanted to take this time to ask a question that has been bugging me for some time: does Matt Smith not bear an uncanny resemblance to a young Martin Clunes? Because one of my first thoughts on seeing him... after the requisit "The HAIR! the HAIR" and the "face!palm, well... THIS should appeal to Twilight fans; a vampire in the TARDIS" was "My, doesn't he look like that really effeminant dude from Snake Dance?"
I've got a nice little picture hidden below the cut (for those friends of mine who are bravely avoiding spoilers, somehow) that, thanks to the marvels of paint, shows Clunes and Smith together. On a final note, I heard somewhere that Clunes was actually short-listed to BE 11 at some point, but something fell through last minute. I don't know the truth of that story, but... O.o

oh, and no offense meant to Matt Smith. I look forward to seeing how he interprets the role. Even if he is practically the same age as me and, therefore, WAY too young to be the Doctor. *nods sagely* I'm still just slightly peeved that Richard E. Grant who wasn't going to get the role, didn't get the role, and alas, my fantasy dream castings were smashed to pieces.
I've got a nice little picture hidden below the cut (for those friends of mine who are bravely avoiding spoilers, somehow) that, thanks to the marvels of paint, shows Clunes and Smith together. On a final note, I heard somewhere that Clunes was actually short-listed to BE 11 at some point, but something fell through last minute. I don't know the truth of that story, but... O.o

oh, and no offense meant to Matt Smith. I look forward to seeing how he interprets the role. Even if he is practically the same age as me and, therefore, WAY too young to be the Doctor. *nods sagely* I'm still just slightly peeved that Richard E. Grant who wasn't going to get the role, didn't get the role, and alas, my fantasy dream castings were smashed to pieces.
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The Clunes-as-11 story was in some dodgy, dodgy British tabloid, iirc, like the Sun or the Daily Star, and therefore should probably be taken with salt to taste.