What will Robert Downey Jr. look like as Doctor Doom? That’s one of the biggest questions hanging over the Marvel Cinematic Universe right now. Avengers: Doomsday will put the villain center-stage (as ...

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Revenge of the Sith' wouldn't have its legacy without the two 'Clone Wars' building on and improving the prequels.

And in the case of the Doctor and Belinda’s brief stint as cartoon characters, that meant filming Gatwa and Sethu in character, so that the animators could work with the actors’ own movements.

The Doctor gets involved and quickly finds himself in over his head, reports Wales Online. The episode is vibrant, entertaining, and introduces a terrifying cartoon character named Mr Ring-a-Ding.

There was a lot more to menacing cartoon character Mr Ring-a-Ding than met the eye in new Doctor Who episode Lux. The animated foe, who trapped 15 people in film and attempted to do the same to ...

Season two’s second episode, “Lux,” introduces us to another major Pantheon god in Doctor Who. In this episode, we meet a ‘50s-era cartoon character called Mr. Ring-a-Ding. He’s a ...

Meanwhile, the Doctor and Belinda are in the TARDIS trying ... Naturally, Mr. Ring-A-Ding isn’t just a beloved old-timey cartoon character but a god, one of the same pantheon as the Toymaker ...