The 50th Anniversary episode The Day of the Doctor will be screened in 3D in cinemas across the UK, Ireland, the US, Canada, Germany and Russia, doctorwho.tv can reveal. The cinema screenings will take place the same time as the UK TV broadcast on BBC One on 23rd November 2013, giving fans another unique opportunity to be part of a truly global celebration for the iconic British drama series.216 VUE, Cineworld, Odeon, BFI and Picturehouse cinemas in the UK and Ireland have already confirmed their participation, with tickets for the anniversary screening set to go on sale this Friday October 25th at 9am. Locations include London, Birmingham, Belfast, Dublin, Liverpool, Cardiff and Edinburgh. Internationally, German, Russian, American* and Canadian* fans will be able to gather in cinemas to enjoy the simulcast release with approximately 30 cinemas in Germany and up to 50 theatres debuting the episode in Russia. The celebrations will cross time (and space) zones travelling over the equator to New Zealand and Australia where fans will have a choice of 106 cinemas across both countries to view the episode in 3D on the big screen on the 24th November, following the simulcast TV broadcast earlier in the morning. Head over to our Where To Watch The Day of the Doctor map to find participating cinemas chains. More cinemas will be added to the map as theyâ??re confirmed, so keep checking back. In addition to Matt Smith, the one-off special, entitled The Day of the Doctor stars former Time Lord David Tennant and Jenna Coleman, with Billie Piper and John Hurt*BBC America will this week announce details regarding the 3D screenings of the anniversary episode in select theatres across the US and Canada.
Old Juan said: Check out the new mini-episode.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-U3jrS-uhuo
Nelfichu said: Spoiler: Move your mouse over the container to reveal.Brilliant. Only would've been more brilliant if McGann had regenerated into Eccleston. I'm still iffy on this wedging-in-a-regeneration thing with John Hurt, and the more I think about it, the more I think Stephen Moffat just wanted to still be in charge of the show when the final regeneration/incarnation of the Doctor came about. Now give Paul McGann his own miniseries of 8th Doctor television adventures! Especially since Torchwood and SJA are off the air.
Nelfichu said: the more I think about it, the more I think Stephen Moffat just wanted to still be in charge of the show when the final regeneration/incarnation of the Doctor came about.
JSG said: I really expect them to just ignore it. Doctor Who isn't known for its strong sense of continuity anyway.