Ecclestone: I was put on BBC blacklist

ACTOR Christopher Eccleston has claimed the BBC “blacklisted” him and tried to ruin his career when he quit Doctor Who after one series.

The actor ( above), said that he was “abandoned” after leaving his role as the Time Lord in 2005, and his agent advised him to relocate to the U.S. because the BBC “regime” was against him.

Despite having since appeared in prime time dramas for the Beeb, Eccleston said: “What happened around Doctor Who almost destroyed my career. I gave them a hit show and I left with dignity and then they put me on a blacklist.”

Ecclestone, now playing Macbeth for the Royal Shakespeare Company, added: “I was abandoned, vilified in the tabloid press.

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