Paul McGann interviewed for new Doctor Who Magazine

Thursday, 3 April 2014 - Reported by John Bowman

Paul McGann talks about life after being the Eighth Doctor in the new edition of Doctor Who Magazine.

You know what? I don't expect ever to be involved again. But I expect I'll be surprised one day by something. That's what Doctor Who's about. I expect to be surprised . . .

Also in issue 472, published today:

DWM goes behind the scenes and talks exclusively with Jamie Payne, who directed the recent episodes Hide and The Time of the Doctor
John Levene recalls his time playing Cybermen, Yeti and UNIT regular Benton in an in-depth interview
Master model-makers Mike Tucker and his team reveal their experiences of providing visual effects for 21st-century Doctor Who
Showrunner Steven Moffat answers readers' questions
A detailed look at The Fact of Fiction of the 1982 Fifth Doctor adventure Time-Flight
The Blood of Azrael – The Doctor and Clara in the third part of their latest comic strip adventure
The Time Team take a trip to the Planet of the Ood
Jacqueline Rayner casts a critical eye over the Twelfth Doctor's choice of apparel in Relative Dimensions
The Watcher ponders how Doctor Who companions sometimes know things that they ought not to know, and embarrasses another supporting artiste in Wotcha!
Reviews of the latest DVDs, CDs and books
Competitions, puzzles and more

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