Und ich finde, wenn da nun schon ein Leonardo DiCaprio und ein Patrick Stewart haengt, dann darf DT nicht fehlen!

Allerdings ist diese Umfrage sowieso etwas albern - das war doch von vornherein klar, dass Tennant gewinnen wird.

David has been telling What's On TV magazine about a recent conversation he had with the new Doctor Who actor Matt Smith:
"We chatted on the phone not long ago and we did exchange a few opinions on what?s about to unfold for him, but advice is a very dangerous thing. Matt?s got an extraordinary journey coming up in all sorts of ways and I?m sure he?ll find his own way through it.
I could tell Matt was very up for it, though, and excited in all the right ways. He says he?s going to take it very seriously and he seems to have the right idea about playing The Doctor, so far as I can tell."
The latest issue of What's On TV is out now.

David has recently narrated TV and radio adverts for a new album for the War Child charity.
Released by EMI through its Parlophone label, the album sees some of the biggest names in music history select one of their personal favourite songs from their own back catalogue, and nominate a musician from the next generation to create a modern reworking of it.
Tracks include a version of Paul McCartney's "Live and Let Die" sung by Duffy, Franz Ferdinand's version of Blondie's "Call Me", and a cover of U2's "Running to Stand Still" by Elbow.
The album was released on February 16, and all profits made will go towards helping protect children caught in the conflict of war.

DOCTOR Who star David Tennant is being lined up for a role in the crime drama Taggart.
The West Lothian actor, who recently quit his role as the Time Lord, had auditioned for the show 16 times without landing a part in his pre-Doctor Who days.
"I've been encouraging our producer to offer him a part as a doctor," Taggart star Colin McCredie was reported as saying.

David will be standing in for Jonathan Ross and presenting his radio show on Saturday 11th April.
He will be joined by Catherine Tate and The Proclaimers will be providing live music. Tune in on BBC Radio 2 from 10:00am - 13:00pm.

Make sure you set your alarm clocks again tonight as David will be a guest on BBC Breakfast tomorrow morning.
Breakfast is on BBC One from 06:00am - 10:00am.

David In Talks For Hamlet Movie
David has confirmed that he is in talks for a film version of Hamlet.
David told Absolute Radio's Christian O'Connell's Breakfast Show a movie version of Hamlet is a "possibility", adding: "It's being talked about and it would be good if we could make it work but it's quite complicated."
He went on: "The plan as I've heard it is that it would be quite a small-scale thing for the BBC. I think we would find a location and do it but it wouldn't be done like a full drama either, it would consciously portray its theatrical roots."
He also revealed that he was supposed to appear in the first series of Secret Diary Of A Call Girl with Billie Piper and said: "There was a plan to do that in the first year. The dates didn't work out so I couldn't do it but it involved some reins I believe. I was happy to be trussed up in any way that Billie saw fit!"

David's Final Doctor Who Script Moved Him To Tears
David told Jo Whiley on Radio 1 yesterday that he 'might have had a little cry' whilst reading his final Doctor Who script. He said:
"I might have had a little cry. They were brilliant scripts and very moving. It was quite a big deal really. I sort of turned the phone off and made sure I could read it straight through without too much interruption."
He also said that he doesn't know how he'll feel when his last day on set comes around in about six weeks time:
"I don't know. It'll be interesting. The last day, of course, isn't the last scenes as filming is now always out of schedule. So I don't know if I'll be sadder on the last day or filming the final scenes. That remains to be seen. It's weird because it's been four years. It 's been so all consuming and so life changing. It's been such a big thing."

Meanwhile David was a guest on the Heart FM Breakfast show this morning. You can listen to the show again via their website.
And below are some photos of David signing for fans outside Radio 1 yesterday.

Interesting telephone conversation this morning with David Tennant about a project we're both fond of. He's a lovely chap. Scotland Forever.