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Revision as of 20:14, 1 May 2013
Giacomo Casanova was a famous Italian writer, adventurer and womaniser.
According to the Eleventh Doctor, Casanova and an unspecified incarnation of the Doctor had made a bet, which the Doctor lost. He owed Casanova a chicken. (TV: The Vampires of Venice)
Behind the Scenes
- The bet may be a reference to the fact that in 2005, David Tennant portrayed Casanova in the BBC miniseries based on his memoirs that was also created by Russell T Davies and Julie Gardner. This resulted in him being someone they wanted to be the Tenth Doctor once Christopher Eccleston stepped down. (CON: New New Doctor)
- In TV: The Christmas Invasion, the blue coat that Tennant wore as Casanova can be seen in the TARDIS wardrobe as the Tenth Doctor chooses his outfit.
