New doctor

[Chippiewill]

Matt Smith, I have no idea who he is, will make updates! Pictures of him are moving up google at an incredible pace. It is extremely awe inspiring

Looks an emo, but similar hair to David tennant


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See the protection policy and protection log for more details. If you cannot edit this article and you wish to make a change, you can discuss changes on the talk page, request unprotection, log in, or create an account. Matt Smith Born Matt Smith
28 October 1982 (1982-10-28) (age 26)
Northampton, England Occupation Actor Years active 2003-present Matt Smith (born 28 October, 1982) is an English actor. He has performed in theatre, TV, and film. Best known perhaps for his appearances in the BBC adaptations of Phillip Pullman's The Ruby In The Smoke and The Shadow in the North alongside Billie Piper, as well as his stage performances in On the Shore of the Wide World and Cast B of Alan Bennet's History Boys. On 3rd January 2009, during an episode of Doctor Who Confidential he was announced as the next Doctor in Doctor Who, the youngest actor ever to play the role.[1]
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• 1 Biography
• 2 Career
• 3 Awards
• 4 Credits
  
  • 4.1 Television
  • 4.2 Film
  • 4.3 Theatre
  
  
• 5 References
• 6 External links

Biography

Smith grew up in Northampton and attended Northampton School for Boys[2]. He originally wanted to be a footballer but had to give up football after a back injury.[3] [2]. After encouragement from his drama teacher he joined the National Youth Theatre.
He studied at University of East Anglia, reading Drama and Creative Writing.

Career

Smith did not go to Drama school but was a former member of the National Youth Theatre. His performance in The Master and Margarita secured him an agent leading on to his first professional performance in Fresh Kills opposite Christian Slater [4]. Further roles came as he appeared in On the Shore of the Wide World before then moving on with co-stars Thomas Morrison and Steven Webb to Alan Bennet's History Boys.
After History Boys he moved into television appearing in the BBC adaptations of The Ruby In The Smoke and The Shadow in the North alongside Billie Piper, then as Danny Foster in the BBC TV series Party Animals.
In January 2009, his casting was announced as the Eleventh Doctor in the long running BBC science fiction series Doctor Who, taking over from David Tennant in 2010.[5][6]

Awards

• 2008 Laurence Olivier Award for Outstanding Achievement or Performance in an Affiliate Theatre Nominee[7]: Cast member of That Face

• 2006 Laurence Olivier Award for Best New Play: Cast member of On the Shore of the Wide World

Credits


Television

Programme Title (Episodes) Role Channel/Broadcaster Original Air Date Party Animals Danny Foster BBC Two Jan 07 - Mar 07 The Shadow in the North Jim Taylor BBC One Dec 07 The Street (Episode 2.5) Ian Hanley BBC One Nov 07 The Secret Diary of a Call Girl (Episode 1.6) Tim ITV 2 Oct 07 The Ruby In The Smoke Jim Taylor BBC One Dec 06
Film

Film Title Role Release Date In Bruges Young Harry 2008 Falling Roger 2005 Gotham, IL Curious onlooker 2004
Theatre

Title Role Theatre Performance dates That Face Henry Duke of York's Theatre, London May 08 - Jul 08 Swimming With Sharks Guy Vaudeville Theatre, London Oct 07 - Jan 08 That Face Henry Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, London Apr 07 - May 07 Burn/Chatroom/Citizenship Tom/William/Gary National Theatre, London Apr 06 - Jun 06 The History Boys Lockwood National Theatre, London Nov 05 - Jan 06 On the Shore of the Wide World Paul Danzinger National Theatre, London May 05 - Aug 05 " " Royal Exchange, Manchester Apr 05 - May 05 Fresh Kills Arnold Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, London Nov 04 The Master and Margarita Basoon Lyric Hammersmith, London Aug 04 - Sep 04 Murder in the Cathedral Thomas a Becket
2003
References

1. ^ "The Eleventh Doctor". Doctor Who Confidential. BBC. BBC One. 3 January 2009. No. 15, series 4.
2. ^ a b http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1741002/bio
3. ^ http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/theatr...tch/article.do
4. ^ http://london.broadway.com/story/id/3008985 (Fresh Face: Matt Smith) London.Broadway.com
5. ^ Doctor Who Confidential, January 3, 2008
6. ^ "New Doctor actor is youngest ever". BBC News (2009-01-03). Retrieved on 2009-01-03.
7. ^ http://steveonbroadway.blogspot.com/...minations.html

External links

• Matt Smith at the Internet Movie Database
• Official London Theatre Guide, The Big Interview with Matt Smith
• (Fresh Face: Matt Smith) London.Broadway.com A 2007 interview with Matt Smith while in Swimming With Sharks

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Categories: 1982 births | Living people | English stage actors | English television actors | English film actors | Alumni of the University of East Anglia

[Wootzeh]

ye who is he :S

[Tristan]

Looks weird. :S
Looks more normal in the clips of his previous work but looks really weird in the interview.

[Wootzeh]

He looked OK in the clips actually.

[dirrty]

wot the **** is wrong with his face :S

[Chippiewill]

I hate the new doctor but I hated david tennant then loved him. I think as they spend more time as the doctor they become better as him...

[crazed]

I don't like him AT ALL.

I swear I hope he dies I really dont like him ;_;

David back plz

[Chippiewill]

Shame that there is only 4 specials left of tennant but i guess 4 specials is like 8 episodes so only a 3 episode equivelant loss

[Joord]

dont watch doctor who .. but WOW that is a huge square head.. and a mop to go with it

[Dan2nd]

I remember when I first found out David Tennant was the Doctor I vowed never to watch Doctor Who again.. and guess what I became a big Tennant fan.. I feel the same way about this guy as well I guess it'll just take some getting used to. For years I've been hearing older people talk about how'Jon Pertwee' or 'Peter Davidson' will always be their Doctor and now I finally get it even though Tom Baker is my favourite DW I think I'll always see David Tennant as my Doctor even if I do get used to this new guy =]