David Tennant, who played armed screwdriver of the Lord of the Time in the series "Doctor Who", the other day was announced by the portal Digital Spy the best "serial" actor of the last two decades. By the way, the episode in which the doctor in his performance admits that he does not want to leave, was also attributed to the number of the best. Tennant traveled through space and time from 2005 to 2010, and, as it turned out, the fame that fell on him as a result had a negative consequence.
In an interview with The Sunday Times, David said that "the way people usually represent glory, not quite similar to reality."
It seems that this gives you status and makes invulnerable, but it's all untruth,
- Actor confessed.
He also said that earlier, when one of the celebrities turned out to be with him in the same room, it seemed to him that this man was "very powerful." But, according to Tennant, when you yourself become such a person "and you see how everyone turns heads and whisper, you feel crushed and really frightened."
Nevertheless, despite such a negative perception of popularity, David is very actively filming in cinema and serials. One of his most striking recent works was the role of a demon of Crowley in the screening of Roman Terry Pratucht and the Nile of Gamean "Good Jaman". The series was published in the Amazon Prime service on May 31 of this year.