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Doctor Who gets red carpet premiere in Cardiff Doctor Who gets red carpet premiere in Cardiff
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Stars of the cult sci-fi TV show Doctor Who will greet fans at a red carpet event in Cardiff later as the first episode of the new series is given its world premiere.Stars of the cult sci-fi TV show Doctor Who will greet fans at a red carpet event in Cardiff later as the first episode of the new series is given its world premiere.
Peter Capaldi, making his full debut as the twelfth Doctor, will be joined at St David's Hall by Jenna Coleman, who plays his companion Clara.Peter Capaldi, making his full debut as the twelfth Doctor, will be joined at St David's Hall by Jenna Coleman, who plays his companion Clara.
It marks the start of their world tour visiting five continents in 12 days.It marks the start of their world tour visiting five continents in 12 days.
The new series which is made by BBC Wales begins on BBC One on 23 August.The new series which is made by BBC Wales begins on BBC One on 23 August.
Following events in Cardiff and London on Thursday, Capaldi and Coleman will pay flying visits to South Korea, Australia, the USA, Mexico and Brazil.Following events in Cardiff and London on Thursday, Capaldi and Coleman will pay flying visits to South Korea, Australia, the USA, Mexico and Brazil.
Speaking when the tour was announced, Capaldi said: "After eight months solid filming deep in the world of monsters, Jenna and I are thrilled to be heading for the Planet of Fans."Speaking when the tour was announced, Capaldi said: "After eight months solid filming deep in the world of monsters, Jenna and I are thrilled to be heading for the Planet of Fans."
The new Doctor is due to arrive at the venue at 11:00 BST for the screening of the feature-length opening episode Deep Breath at 12:30 BST.The new Doctor is due to arrive at the venue at 11:00 BST for the screening of the feature-length opening episode Deep Breath at 12:30 BST.
A question and answer session then follows with the stars and lead writer Steven Moffatt, hosted by BBC Wales presenter Jason Mohammad.A question and answer session then follows with the stars and lead writer Steven Moffatt, hosted by BBC Wales presenter Jason Mohammad.
Some of the Doctor's deadliest enemies - the Daleks and the Cybermen - will also invade the city centre for the premiere.Some of the Doctor's deadliest enemies - the Daleks and the Cybermen - will also invade the city centre for the premiere.
BBC Wales director Rhodri Talfan Davies said: "Doctor Who is getting even bigger and even better - and it's a real thrill that the show's fans here in Wales will be the very first to see the new Doctor at this very special premiere screening.BBC Wales director Rhodri Talfan Davies said: "Doctor Who is getting even bigger and even better - and it's a real thrill that the show's fans here in Wales will be the very first to see the new Doctor at this very special premiere screening.
"Doctor Who has been made in Wales for almost ten years - and we're so proud of its worldwide success." "Doctor Who has been made in Wales for almost 10 years - and we're so proud of its worldwide success."
A second screening will take place at the British Film Institute on London's Southbank at 18:30 BST.A second screening will take place at the British Film Institute on London's Southbank at 18:30 BST.
Security for the highly-anticipated new series was breached in July when leaked scripts and footage appeared on the internet.Security for the highly-anticipated new series was breached in July when leaked scripts and footage appeared on the internet.
A BBC Worldwide office in the USA is thought to have been the source of the leak, which the BBC's commercial arm said was due to a "damaging mistake".A BBC Worldwide office in the USA is thought to have been the source of the leak, which the BBC's commercial arm said was due to a "damaging mistake".