Available to buy now is a fantastic new book examining how the media reported David Tennant's career during 2008.
David Tennant A Year In The Spotlight is 394 pages in length and contains over 350 photos (more than 250 are in colour) exploring the phenomenon of Tennant's almost daily presence in the press. Find out more about the book
HERE and here's a brief synopsis:
2008 was a momentous year for David Tennant: he filmed the BBC's flagship drama Doctor Who for 4 months, played in Hamlet and Love's Labour's Lost for the Royal Shakespeare Company, announced live on national television that he would be leaving Doctor Who, filmed the Stephen Poliakoff movie Glorious 39, won numerous awards throughout the year, was interviewed extensively on TV, radio & in newspapers and achieved great reviews from theatre critics. He also had to miss the Hamlet London Press Night due to an operation on his back but made a super-fast return to the London stage in time to complete the Hamlet run.
All profits from the sale of this book will going to
AICR, a charity supported by Tennant himself. You can order
David Tennant A Year In The Spotlight HERE.
Thanks to Sue Williams
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