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F ollowing her time playing Amy Pond in Doctor Who, Karen Gillan transitioned into a full-fledged movie star from playing ...
It is official. Karen Gillan, the actress who played Amy Pond in Doctor Who, has joined the cast of the upcoming Highlander ...
Karen Gillian, better known as Nebula to fans of the Guardians of the Galaxy and Avengers films (or Amy Pond if you're a Doctor Who person), will join the new Highlander reboot as Heather, according ...
The Inverness-born Hollywood actress shot to fame after starring as Matt Smith's companion Amy Pond in Doctor Who.
Doctor Who star Karen Gillan has laid out her conditions for returning to the show as Amy Pond. Gillan played Amy from 2010 ...
Doctor Who star Karen Gillan has revealed she would be open to a possible return to the show as Amy Pond – but she has a very ...
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Amy Pond is the first companion to have such a compelling and mysterious storyline right from the start, so Moffat could arguably be credited as the originator of the trope.
That’s gonna sting, and despite the many complaints we’ve lodged at Amy Pond, it only takes one glance at the new companion to realize how much we’ll probably miss Amy Pond. Ugh.
After this, Amy tells the Doctor that she needs comforting, and proceeds to make advances on him. He tells her that 907 years old, and that this wouldn't work out, but still she continues to try it.
Amy Pond is another memorable moniker from the new series Head Writer and Executive Producer, Steven Moffat, whose previous creations include Sally Sparrow and River Song.
Amy sees that the Star Whale is kind to the children, and believes that it is here by its own free will. As a result of her theory, she makes Liz abdicate, and the torture of the beast halts ...
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