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Next Doctor Who actor to be announced on Sunday after the Wimbledon Men’s Final

July 14, 2017 by Alex Moreland

The next actor to play the Doctor will be announced on Sunday after the Wimbledon Men’s Final on BBC One. The Wimbledon Men’s Final will end at 6:30pm.

It has been nearly six months since Peter Capaldi announced he would be stepping down as the Doctor on the 30th January – nearly the longest duration between a Doctor announcing his departure and his successor being revealed.

Ever since Capaldi announced his departure, speculation has been rife as to who the Thirteenth Doctor would be. Favourites Kris Marshall and Phoebe Waller-Bridge have both denied rumours they would be taking the TARDIS keys.

Peter Capaldi is set to regenerate in the 2017 Christmas special; the special will be a multi-Doctor special featuring the First Doctor, as played by David Bradley.

SEE ALSO: The Outsider’s Opinion: Who Can Play the New Doctor Who?

The Christmas special will also be the last episode with Steven Moffat as executive producer. He is set to be replaced by Chris Chibnall, who was the head writer of Broadchurch.

Alex Moreland is a freelance writer and television critic; you can follow him on Twitter here, or check out his website here.

Originally published July 14, 2017. Updated April 11, 2018.

Filed Under: Alex Moreland, News, Television Tagged With: Doctor Who

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