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'''David Burton''' is a stage actor who was rumoured{{Fact}} to have been cast as [[the Doctor]], in the early nineties. | '''David Burton''' is a stage actor who was rumoured{{Fact}} to have been cast as [[the Doctor]], in the early nineties. He was filmed by a company in a fan-made pilot called ''Doctor Who and the Monsters of Ness''. The pilot was intended to be sent to the BBC, and if they liked it, a ''Doctor Who'' reboot would have been made. Burton is mentioned in [[DWM 209]] in 1994, interviewed by [[Marcus Hearn]]. | ||
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David Burton is a stage actor who was rumoured[source needed] to have been cast as the Doctor, in the early nineties. He was filmed by a company in a fan-made pilot called Doctor Who and the Monsters of Ness. The pilot was intended to be sent to the BBC, and if they liked it, a Doctor Who reboot would have been made. Burton is mentioned in DWM 209 in 1994, interviewed by Marcus Hearn.