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Oh there just aren’t enough good words to say about Matt. He’s amazing, and he’s the most gorgeous person, and I will really treasure being on stage with him, always, because he’s so special.
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Lindsay Duncan, as quoted in "The Big Interview : Matt Smith" at officiallondontheatre (14 May 2008 )

 

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