Doctor Who showrunner Russell T Davies is manifesting DC star Viola Davis being the next iteration of the villainous Master, calling her "one of the greatest actors in the world"

Given that beloved sci-fi series Doctor Who has been on air for over 60 years now, countless actors have featured either in major roles or as guest stars. From Simon Pegg playing a villainous editor in 'The Long Game' to Andrew Garfield facing off against aliens in 'Daleks in Manhattan', the seemingly endless list also includes Get Out star Daniel Kaluuya, Oscar winner Olivia Colman, and Black Panther's very own Letitia Wright – to name but a few. The question is then – who would showrunner Russell T Davies love to have on the series in a guest role, who hasn't been featured before? Putting that to the man himself in a recent interview ahead of Doctor Who season 2 hitting our screens, Davies is puzzled at first admitting to GamesRadar+ that "almost everyone has been in it".

And he's right – hell, even pop star icon Kylie Minogue even showed up for the Titanic themed episode 'Voyage of the Damned'. Soon enough though Davies makes his decision, revealing to us that he would love Viola Davis to appear on the show one day, the Oscar-winning star of the likes of The Woman King and Suicide Squad. For the.



.. Emily Murray.