Doctor Who star Thaddea Graham tight-lipped over possible return
The actor, currently starring in BBC Three's Wreck, kept quiet on Bel's future.
The much anticipated Doctor Who centenary special – titled The Power of the Doctor – is now mere days away, but there's still some mystery surrounding which characters will be returning for Jodie Whittaker's final episode.
While Jacob Anderson is confirmed to be reprising the role of Vinder, we're yet to hear whether Thaddea Graham will be back as his wife and fellow Flux survivor, Bel.
Graham neither confirmed nor denied her involvement in the upcoming episode when questioned by RadioTimes.com, while promoting her new BBC Three horror-comedy Wreck.
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"The only thing I can say about [Doctor Who] is that it is full of a lot of heart, and a lot of people who care," she said. "Jodie Whittaker is my hero now, having worked with her. She takes such pride in her work."
Graham continued: "It was a real honour to get to meet her and the crew, and I’m excited to see the [centenary] episode."
These comments are perhaps more ambiguous than some fans would like, but Graham went on to say in no uncertain terms that she would leap at the opportunity to come back to Doctor Who, if it were to ever come about.
"100 percent," she added. "I think it was such a joy to work on. It's been going for so many years and the crew keep returning, which I think is a massive tell that something's working, because they keep coming back year after year. I’d love to."
Whovians have a lot to look forward to in the near future, including Jodie Whittaker and Chris Chibnall's epic swansong, the return of David Tennant and Catherine Tate, as well as the start of a whole new era led by Russell T Davies and Ncuti Gatwa.
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