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Davbid Tennant at Florida Supercon 13.7.2024 talking about what is his most favourite and least favourite Crowley's outfit. Also mentions what he might have nicked from the set :D.

Fan: My question is: what's your most favourite and least favourite outfit to wear as Crowley?

David: Whoa. Most favourite? Least favourite's the armour. Not because it wasn't brilliant, but have you ever worn an entire suit of armour?

Int: I was gonna say it's probably just heavy.

David: It's horrible, I don't know how you fight a war in that. It's just a lot. It takes a long time to get into, and it's very uncomfortable. I mean - I love that we got to do it, but I was very glad it was one scene. What's my favorite? I'm not sure. Probably... yeah, probably one of the sort of standard outf- no! I know what it is. It's the sort of very chintzy kind of shell suit. When he goes up to Heaven and he turns into this kind of... I don't know what... I don't know where it I'm even... I don't even know how I'm describing it... It's a kind of awful 90s leisure suit in gold and white. That was my favourite, for sure.

Fan: It was your own hairband or was that from costuming?

David: It was not my own hairband. No. But I may have nicked it.

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David Tennant talks about filming Good Omens and Doctor Who at the Globe

David Tennant at Fan Expo Dallas 2024, 9.6.2024

Fan: Two of your most iconic roles, the Doctor and Crowley, they have scenes that span all of history, and I was just wondering, what was your favourite historical era to portray yourself in and why for both characters?

David: Well, both characters got to visit Shakespeare's Globe, and both times we got to film in Shakespeare's Globe, which exists in London - for anyone who wants to know - they rebuilt the theatre that Shakespeare would have performed in with his company of players, it's been rebuilt in the banks of the Thames, close towhere it would have been, and it's been rebuilt in as much historical detail as possible. And it now runs as a theatre. It's got a full cycle of plays. You can go to London tomorrow and se a show there. And as a set to film on it's the most extraordinary thing. It's completely realised. So you stand in this kind of circular place and you look around and you're in Elizabethan England. It's fantastic. So we got to film there on Doctor Who, which was wonderful, and we got to for Good Omens as well. So both those characters were filming those scenes which were supposed to take place in that time in the most extraordinary sense, that could never be... no production would be able to make it in such extraordinary detail. That was a real treat. So that was for both of those characters that would be... for me I'd say that was the most kind of immersive experience anyway.

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David Tennant talks about Good Omens Season 3 at the BAFTA TV Awards red carpet :), 12.05.2024

Int: Are we getting another season?

David: Of Good Omens?

Int: Yes.

David: We start filming in January. It's the final one, though.

Int: Right?

David: So one more and it, the whole saga will come to an end.

Int: So no more Michael Sheen kisses.

David: Well, you don't know how many we've got lined up for Series Three. I mean, neither do I, to be honest, but, you know.

Int: Are you having a good time filming this?

David: Deeply joyous. It's deeply joyous. I mean, mainly because I get to hang out with Michael every day. And talk nonsense and, and they're great scripts and it's just a brilliant, kind of mad, crazy world, so. I love it, yeah.

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David Tennant comments on being on the 3rd on the 2023 DILF list (and Michael Sheen the 6th) :D

David on The Last Leg show 17.11.2023:

Int: We need to congratulate you, by the way, on yet another accolade. Amongst all of David’s awards, you were recently named on the DILF list. Now, for those who don’t know, DILF, of course, stands for ‘Dad I’d Like to Fondle’, kind of. …. Here’s the top five: 1. Pedro Pascal, 2. Oscar Isaac. 3. David Tennant. 4. Mads Mikkelsen. 5. Cillian Murphy. Oh, and Michael Sheen came in-

David: Oh - where is he on the list?

Int: Michael Sheen’s number six.

David: Number six.

Int: Number six.

David: Number six.

David: And where… just remind me where I am.

Int: Three. You’re three.

David: Number Three.

David at the Angels, Demons and Doctors con in Germany 5.5.2024

Fan question: So, I really wanted to know something, and I think you talked about it on tv before, but when you found out that you were on the DILF list, what was your next...?

David: I mean... it's a little bit silly, isn't it? Obviously, I'm not going to take myself off the list. I'm very happy to be there. If somebody's gonna force me... All I'd say is, Pedro Pascal... Listen, he's hot. I'm not denying. Pedro Pascal is... he's hunk of a man. But he's not a dad, so he doesn't get to beat me on the list.

Int: Because he plays a dad in two of his most popular roles.

David: I played the prime minister of the UK. It doesn't mean... it doesn't mean I should be voted best politician.

Int: Wait. Maybe you should be then a PILF.

David: Well. I mean, that would be a very short list, wouldn't it? I mean, it just feels a little unfair. And only because it would have moved me up one spot and I'll take what I can get, quite frankly.

Fan: I mean, at least you're above Michael Sheen, so I think it's all right.

David: We don't need to bring it up. Again. But, you know, tweet at him. No, don't do that.

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David Tennant saying to transphobes and other bigots: "Fuck off and let people be!" ❤ 😊

David Tennant at the Angels, Demons and Doctors con in Germany, 5.5.2024 (from mandlebougie tiktok <3)

Fan question: I wanted to ask about like, maybe your relationship with like, gender and like, expression like masculinity and femininity. Because I've always noticed, like, even before you and Georgia became more like, vocal about trans rights, that you're always like, not afraid to show like, femininity. And that inspires me to embrace it too, though I'm a bit traumatised by it because I'm trans. I wonder, like, how has that changed over the years, if changed at all? Because I remember also reading something about, like, you in the nineties also being like, not afraid to become gay or something. Yeah. So I wonder, like, in now this environment with like more trans allyship and stuff, like, has that for you personally changed at all?

David: I don't know if it changed that is... I've hopefully learned as that, as that community has found ways of defining itself and has provided a sort of, you know, when I was a kid, the idea of being non binary wasn't something that existed, it wasn't a concept. And I've seen that emerge and people able to express themselves through that and it only ever seems positive as far as I can see. And I think that the kindof the weaponisation of trans rights, gay rights, well, actually, when I was a teenager, I remember gay rights being weaponized politically and that always felt ugly and nasty. And now we look back on that 30 years later and those people are clearly on the wrong side of history. And now there's a sort of similar weaponization of these topics being taken by mostly the right wing or a certain section of society trying to create friction and conflict and division where it needn't be, where it's just about people being themselves and not, you know, you don't need to be bothered about it. Fuck off and let people be! You know, it's just... it's that sense of just wanting people to be allowed to exist. And I think that they're, you know, that there are now ways of expressing gender, identity, sexuality that are more nuanced than they once were. And that only seems to be positive. If that helps people to know who they are and say who theyare and communicate to the world who they are. So why... I mean, my sense of that is that is all just we have to be..., you know, we're.. that's just common sense, really.

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David was asked about the Fennec Foxes! :D ❤ (watch the video - I also included there the fennec foxes posts and I recommend watching until the end! :D)

Fan question: May you want to tell us about the moment Georgia told you about the fennec foxes?

David: Now, what is this? This is something Neil Gaiman said, right? And then someone ran with it and now there's lots of pictures. What, what, what?

Int: I feel like Georgia gets you in a lot of trouble.

David: I don't think this one was Georgia's fault.

Fan: No, it was Neil.

David: It was Neil Gaiman's fault. I don't think Georgia entirely understands it either. Did you understand it?

Audience: Yeah.

Fan: It is... Neil said they have struggles with money so they can't afford to pay you for all the Second Season of Good Omens, so they had just some fennec foxes because nobody could tell the difference anyways.

David: Oh was Neil very drunk?

Fan: Maybe you should ask him.

David: Possibly. Right, listen, I'm sure a fennec fox in Season Three is going to do an excellent job.

Fan: Oh, yes, please.

David: Oh, all right, all right, chill out, recasting me.

Int: Your fennec fox is showing right now, chill.

David: What is fennec about fennec fox? I mean, what is the difference?

Int: I think it's like...it's like the Salisbury and Salisbury steak.

David: They're sort of...they're kind of rather blonde, aren't they? With sort of slightly more horn like ears, tight?

Int: They're the cute ones that you want to have as a pet.

David: Oh, as long as I'm a cute one, that's alright.

Fan: They mainly live in the desert, that's why they have so...

David: They mainly live in the desert, much like myself, yeah, yeah, I can see why he got...

Int: It's so dry and arid in Glasgow

David: It's very dry and arid in Glasgow, yeah.

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David Tennant talking about reading the S3 scripts at the Angels, Demons and Doctors con in Germany, 5.5.2024 (from official.gingerkat tiktok <3)

Q: So I read in an interview that Neil said you read the first three episodes. I don't want spoilers, but I do want to know what you thought of it. Like, do you think we will be-

David: It's awful. It's all going to shit. No, it's... what can I tell you? I can't wait. I can't wait to start.

Q: Are you satisfied with the third season?

David: Well, I don't know where it's going. I've only read the first half. Although I have read the final scene. He's already written it. I know.

Q: Do you change costumes a lot?

David: Do I change- what, in the final scene? I don't know what I can... I literally can't... obviously, I literally can't tell you anything. I can't tell you anything. But uhm, I think... I think, well, I'm very satisfied. I'm very pleased, and I can't wait to start again. All I'm sad about is that it's the final one because we'd be happy to go back to that every two years for the rest of my life, I think. But, yeah, it's definitely heading towards something.

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David Tennant about Crowley at the Angels, Demons and Doctors con in Germany, 5.5.2024 (x)

Fan question: Do you think you'd get along with Crowley in real life if you were to meet him at, for example, a bar or somewhere? Do you think you'd get along with him? Or do you think you'd hate him and think he's pretentious or something?

David: I think he would be quite a good fun to hang out with, really.

Int: I wouldn't want to live with him.

David: The thing is, he's actually got a heart of gold. All that sort of pretending to be a demon, he's a rubbish demon, he's absolutely awful at following what hell has inscribed. And of course, now he's not part of that anyway, so he's a freelance agent now. And actually he's... I mean, he's... I think he would be quite fun. Yeah. Whereas Aziraphale would be, well, keep the place clean. But I think you could have areally good night out with Crowley. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know if I'd rely on him for very much, but I think you'd be good fun. Yes.

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David Tennant and the German Peacocks :D ❤ 🦚

David Tennant and the peacocks at the Angels, Demons and Doctors con in Germany, 5.5.2024 :)

Fan question: You've been a couple of times in Germany in the last years and are there any things you are impressed of maybe some things you see here, some buildings or good German food or anything else.

David: The peacocks are very impressive. The German peacocks are much more approachable than the British peacocks. In Britain, you'll see a peacock roaming some stately home, but they will not let you anywhere near them. These ones are coming up for a chat. They're very friendly.

Int: Well they tried to break in the room a couple of times, I thought.

David: But when their tail's up, they're actually...

Int: They're frisky.

David: They're either want you to F off or...

Int: F in.

David: Yeah. Yeah. So it's not actually great when the tail's...

Int: No.

David: But it's very impressive .

Int: It depends how much like peacocks, I guess.

David: Well, yeah. But I'm very... that's the german peacocks. Well done.

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After S2 David Tennant and Michael Sheen discuss driving the Bentley :)

Michael: Series One David spent his whole time moaning about how hard it was to drive that Bentley.

David: And cursing. Cursing.

Michael: This series, I get to drive it.

David: Yes. How are you finding it?

Michael: Awful.

David: Yeah.

Michael: Absolutely awful. I understand everything you’ve-

David: It's terrible. It’s beautiful. It's a thing of great beauty, but you don't want to have to actually drive the blooming thing.

Michael: Just turning the wheel...

David: Yeah.

Michael: It's like The World's Strongest Man event.

David: Yes.

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Aziraphale's favourite thing about Crowley and vice versa :) ❤ (video)

David: Michael, what do you think is Aziraphale's favourite thing about Crowley?

Michael: It's the fact that when we're acting...

David: Yeah

Michael: I can see myself in your eyes.

David: Oh, that's, yeah. That makes sense.

Michael: And I don't mean that in a deep philosophical sense. I can literally see myself. No, Crowley's favourite thing about Aziraphale, I think is probably the same thing that is the most annoying thing about Crowley for Aziraphale, which is his constant questioning, his constant rule breaking and bending the rules and not doing things by the book. And that really annoys him. But, over time, it's what has drawn him to Crowley, I think. What's Crowley's favourite thing about Aziraphale?

David: Funny you should ask. It's very - I'm going to give a very similar answer to you - it's the things that infuriate him and also draw him to him. It's his openness, it's his consistency, it's his kind heartedness, drives Crowley up the wall and yet, he is inexorably drawn to it.

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David Tennant on The Chris Evans Breakfast Show talking about Staged :D ❤, 15.03.2024 (x)

Chris: For people who don't know, it was you and Michael... was it Michael McIntyre or Barry Sheen you did it with? Oh no, Michael Sheen! You did it with Michael Sheen!

David: Martin Sheen. We like to call him Martin Sheen, he loves that. 

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David Tennant: There are certain obstacles in playing Crowley. Obviously I'm wearing contact lenses most of the time. But, you know, that's a small price to pay for a character that is... is so delicious, really. And gets to wear these ludicrous outfits, that I would never dare to wear in real life, but clearly part of me would quite like to, I think. (video)

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David and Michael interview with Emily Aslanian for TV Insider, 10.7.2023 :)

David: So Gabriel shows up at Aziraphale's bookshop naked. He's lost his memory. Where does that leave our good heroes?

Michael: Well, Aziraphale, for someone who is of a slightly nervous disposition, for a naked... his ex boss to turn up outside his bookshop in Soho in the daytime, naked and wanting a hug, is not necessarily what Aziraphale had on his bingo card that day. But once he comes in and Aziraphale has to take him in, we discover that there is a mystery to be solved.

David: Yes.

Michael: And Aziraphale enjoys a mystery, but doesn't enjoy things like the end of the world or the stakes being that high.

David: He enjoys the mystery a little too much for Crowley's like.

Michael: He does a little bit.

David: Crowley just wants this sorted and he doesn't want you indulging your fantasy of being a private eye.

Michael: That's right, Aziraphale gets to really enjoy that. But they are forced, you know, they're a team of two now anyway, because they become detached from their respective head offices. But this forces them together even more. They've only got each other to rely on and they have to solve this mystery. And the clock is ticking. So it starts a whole chain of events that starts off potentially not being as high stakes as Season One. But as it goes along, we realise the apocalypse was just the beginning.

David: It was nothing! It was a mere bagatelle! How much time passes between Series One and Series Two. Do we know exactly?

Michael: I don't know exactly. But things have changed, obviously, between... I mean, Aziraphale is thoroughly enjoying himself. He's sort of got what he wanted, which is to be able to be in his bookshop, listen to music, watch shows, eat nice meals, drink wine, hang out with Crowley. He's a little disconcerted by not having the company behind him because he's such a company man. So that's a bit strange. But Crowley is...

David: It's not worked out quite so well for Crowley. He has the liberation of being free from Hell breathing down his neck. But he has lost the company apartment. So he is living in his car now with his pot plants. So circumstances are slightly reduced for him and he can't quite let go because we see him on a park bench catching up with Miranda Richardson's character Shax, who's taken over from him, trying to dig up a bit of gossip and find out what's really going on. So they have the freedom of not being watched over. But for Crowley, it's not worked out quite as well as perhaps he imagined.

Michael: What are they looking for in each other, I wonder?

David: In each other...

Michael: Well, I mean, I think, they sort of... on the surface, the things that annoy them the most about each other are actually what they are most compelled by.

David: Crave, yes, yes.

Michael: And so they’re sort of bound together, aren’t they? In all kinds of ways. I think Aziraphale is both infuriated and maddened and very stressed out by Crowley’s constant questioning of things. Things that Aziraphale thinks are just… those are the rules. Crowley being a sort of rule breaker and a rule bender, he finds incredibly stressful. And yet I think that’s sort of what he craves.

David: Drawn to.

Michael: He’s drawn to that.

David: Irrepressibly.

Michael: Yes.

David: Yes. And I think probably Aziraphale’s very consistency and very even-temperedness is something that Crowley kind of craves as well. There’s a sort of security in that which he doesn’t really get anywhere else. But, yes, they bicker away, but clearly with the security of a couple who know they can't really exist without each other. But I don't think... they never really admit what they are to each other. There's sort of understanding that they've only really got each other now, and therefore they rely on each other hugely. And, you know, as soon as Aziraphale is in trouble, he calls up Crowley to come and help him. There's no question there's...

Michael: Someone once said, what do any of us have but our illusions? And what do we ask of anyone but that we be allowed to keep them?

David: That's... who once said that? Should I not ask you that?

Michael: Don't ask me.

David: Don't ask you that.

Michael: Let me just say that.

David: It's lovely.

Michael: And sounds clever.

David: Michael Sheen once said something about illusions. It was really nice.

Michael: Whenever you hear someone say, 'A wise man once said', it's usually me.

David: It is usually you.

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