Watch Jenna Coleman: The Story So Far in full on BBC iPlayer in the UK here: bbc.in/3nVHIzP And see The Doctor herself Jodie Whittaker talking to Ali here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QRJZqCEQEf8.html
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The serpent is absolutely phenomenal her acting is bloody brilliant I thought she couldn’t top Victoria and then did with the cry and then now has topped the cry with the serpent My favourite actress of all time and is honestly too talented
Aside from maybe Michelle Pfeiffer, who was untrained, I think Jenna's the greatest living actress as far as raw, natural talent is concerned. Rosa Salazar and maybe Anna Passey are the only actresses in her generation whom I consider to be on her level and the only reason Meryl Streep, Sigourney Weaver, Helena Bonham Carter, Helen Mirren, Tilda Swinton and Judi Dench (my top 10 greatest actresses are all in this comment now) rival her is because they have more experience, not more talent. Talent is something you're born with and while it's perfectly possible to develop skills, it's harder to do so if you don't have a predisposition for them. Michelle Pfeiffer was born with a natural ability and required very little, if any, conventional training. Jenna had some training but if I'm not mistaken, she also skipped drama school to join Emmerdale so I don't think she needed to be taught much because intelligence and intuition seems to be more than enough for her. She seems to be one of those rare actresses who was born with a natural ability and has the dedication to keep building on it. She also strikes me as a perfectionist so she includes little nuances and details that would make Laurence Olivier proud (or maybe jealous). It's even a little intimidating because perfection doesn't exist so when I see Jenna, part of me is thinking "this woman is too good to be true. What's the catch?"
She is yes along with Lily James too (Downton Abbey,War and Peace, The Pursuit of Love and Tom and Pammy) I love them two. I hope they will work together on a project soon!
She's so beautiful and cute and when she done the French accent in the serpent omg be still my beating heart. I love how she was so excited to show off things she'd collected
She is outright adorable. She's the one you would love to take home (like that's gonna happen!). I've seen her in "Doctor Who", "Victoria" and "The Cry" over here in the US, and just love her work. And in the interviews she gives, she doesn't seem to let being 'a star' get to her; she's just a regular person. Good things come in small packages. Looking forward to "The Serpent" when it gets over here on video.
I discovered her watching The Serpent. And I thought to myself "This has to be the most beautiful woman I've seen on screen in years". 😻 Jenna is totally gorgeous, intelligent and so charming. Can't get enough of her 💕
I love that Jenna likes to get into the minds of her characters. She was the first person who got me really interested in how a characters thought processes work. Clara became my favourite character in Doctor Who thanks to her and Steven Moffat, who of course created the character, and she's also one of the main reasons why I like writing complex female characters.
@@roxannert2099 I'm happy that she could put herself in the headspace of the actual character, but I agree it's not a good representation at all of French Canadian!
I really hope Jenna has a long healthy career. She truly does uplift anything she appears in. We really are in need of great actors, and I consider her to be one of the very best
Jenna so beautiful and cute. Looking at her role in “The First Avenger” she’d be great in a period WW2 role written by same writers of Matt Smiths Dr Who
"I feel the ether flowing through me!" No wonder I love Melia in Xenoblade. Jenna voiced her and it reminds me of her being Queen Victoria. I wonder if playing the role of Melia helped her with being the Queen? 😍😍😍
If Emma Watson had quit Hermione Granger (if I'm not mistaken, and I might be, she considered doing so at some point around the forth or fifth movie due to her interest in getting educated), Jenna would've been my first choice to replace her.
No she didn’t. She didn’t sound even remotely close to a French-Canadian accent. She did a purely Parisian accent. That’s like someone playing someone from Scotland and the actor speaking in a cockney accent.
Jenna, still adorable and amazingly talented! I have to say an out of frame foot tap is better than having a play’s director covertly rush out and put your on fire costume out during a live performance (of Frankenstein, v. Gianella’s) I’d like to hear you singing more!
Loved her with Capaldi in Doctor Who! Would love to see her do a cameo in the current season with Jodie if its after the fact since she's flying around out there or could honestly just be anywhere on her timeline really. Love Jenna and great interview.
A piece of the TARDIS control room? That should be in a shadowbox. Then again, Liv tyler for the longest time kept Arwen's Hadhafang sword in a box in the attic. So I think it should be fine in her library. :)
@@mymartianhome Clara's my favourite character in Doctor Who. I didn't like Capaldi at first and in many ways, Clara seemed more like the Doctor than him. Capaldi grew into his own Doctor but without Clara, I wouldn't have been there to see it.
Watching from Russia. A stunning and legendary series, the play of the actors and the entire film crew is something amazing. I wish you happiness and the continuation of the series in the new year!
Is it odd that I did not recognise Jenna in that captain America scene till I watched this interview? feels weird knowing the amount of stuff she has been in since then. Side bar Jenna is definitely my favourite companion of the doctor.
Clara's my favourite character in Doctor Who. Yes, I said character, not companion. However, Jenna Coleman's the living definition of too good to be true. Doctor Who acknowledged that Clara seemed too perfect - that's why Matt Smith's Doctor was suspicious of her and Peter Capaldi's Doctor even anticipated that she would betray him - but although Clara's flaws were revealed during the Capaldi era and contributed to making her my favourite character, Jenna herself has managed to maintain the illusion of perfection. What's the catch?
I’m curious if anyone mentions her roles before she became TV famous. If I was to meet her at any point, I’d be sure to ask her what it was like as a new actor for emmerdale, but I’d be curious what it was like voice acting for the video game xenoblade chronicles because it’s so different compared to being on a set.
I watched The Serpent a couple of weeks ago . I always thought Jenna Coleman looked like a pretty little girl , but wow , she can act !! This beautiful lassie delivers . The Serpent was the best thing I have watched in ages . I didn't see The Crown , or Doctor Who . But now , anything she is in I will watch .👍🧚♀️🧚♂️
I can't be the only one who really wanted Jenna to answer the question "What momentos have you kept throughout your career?" with "Yeah, I've still got the tractor from Emmerdale!" can I? OK, just me, then! hahaha
Lol yeah, and even when I’m talking about Clara (the character) it feels really weird because my brain is not used to hearing me say my name and not be talking about me
If I remember correctly it wasn't in that episode, but in another episode it was on top of the guitar amp. I want to say it was the episode where he was explaining the bootstrap paradox referencing Beethoven.
Fantastic interview, great questions and super relaxed natural answers - Jenna Coleman is my favorite Actress now and I've only ever seen her in The Serpent !!!! Catching up to do !? p.s I want a clockwork Squirrel :)))) p.p.s who are the 22 thumbs down? I can't imagine if you didn't enjoy this interview for any reason, you'd dislike it? What is wrong with people. Just askin' - #:(
Watch Seasons 7, 8 and 9 of Doctor Who. I think people are wary of Jenna because she seems too perfect. I know I am and the Doctor himself thought Clara was "a trick, a trap" because there seemed to be nothing wrong with her. I'm crazy about Jenna but she's the living incarnation of too good to be true, so I'm constantly wondering "what's the catch?" I've seen people in comment sections who claim to know people who met her and they say she's a total bitch. It's possible that she could be but I've also seen people slander George Lucas because they're jealous of him and bitter that he made the Star Wars Prequels.
@@maisj26 nice. I was going to do that for someone who retired however the person who I know is really good at making them has a huge waiting list and only makes them certain times of the year.
@@ulyssescolmstock just because you don't like the current run of the show doesn't mean that everyone feels that way. Go on, why is it dead?...female Doctor?
@@cyberdalek615 @Cyber Dalek No, awful writing. Don't get me wrong, I still watch it in hopes that it will improve, but 13th's run has been absolutely tarnished by bad writing. Companions you don't connect with, a Doctor that has nothing to work with and that terrible "timeless children" story that did it's best to upend the last 50 or so years and failed so fantastically that it's split the entire fanbase in half. But of course the added factor of having the female doctor means you're not allowed to think anything negative about the show post 12 or else you get branded with the big old "sexist" label
@@ulyssescolmstock sorry, it's just hard to tell the difference for the negative side of the fandom. As much as I don't dislike this era, I do get where you're coming from :)
That mark...I don't know if it's a nail or a hook or a scratch in the paint or what...but whatever it is on the wall behind him bugs me and I don't know why. It's just....there....
