John Barrowman Loved Kissing James Marsters....Really?? Now that I wouldn't have guessed...lmao

John Barrowman has claimed that he loved filming a screen kiss with James Marsters for a 2008 Torchwood episode.

Torchwood's series two opener 'Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang' featured ex-lovers Captain Jack Harkness (Barrowman) and Captain John Hart (Marsters) on a violent collision course, with their first meeting at a Cardiff bar culminating in a passionate kiss that erupted into a brawl.

"It was a great moment. I loved it," Barrowman told CNN. "Walking through the saloon doors, right up to each other, looking like we're just going to punch the crap out of each other, and then they kiss! Brilliant."

Marsters later reprised the role of Captain John for two episodes to close out Torchwood's second series, where his character made peace with Captain Jack. The actor has since claimed that he would love to return for a further guest appearance.

Source: Digital Spy

Captain Jack Possible Visit With 11th Doctor??

John Barrowman has confirmed that he would be happy to return to Doctor Who.

The actor first played Captain Jack Harkness on the BBC sci-fi drama in 2005 and reprised the role in spinoff series Torchwood.

Barrowman told Zap2it: "I've always said that if I'm asked to go back to Doctor Who, I'll go at the drop of a hat. That's where Captain Jack got his beginnings."

He added that Jack's possible return had "already been discussed" by Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat and Torchwood creator Russell T. Davies.

"It's in the cards, but who knows whether it will happen?" he said.

Barrowman also praised current Doctor Who star Matt Smith, but admitted that he still feels "attached" to his former co-star David Tennant.

"I like Matt Smith [and] he brings his own quirkiness to it," said the star. "When a new Doctor starts, everybody goes along for the journey because they love the show. But then you attach yourself to that Doctor."

Barrowman continued: "There's a whole new generation who are now attached to Matt, and rightly so.... but David Tennant is my Doctor."

Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat previously insisted that he would "love to have [Jack] back" on the show.

It was recently announced that Doctor Who has been renewed for a seventh series by the BBC, with "a good chunk" of new episodes expected to air next year.

Meanwhile, Barrowman will reprise his role as Captain Jack in Torchwood: Miracle Day, which will air in July on BBC One in the UK and Starz in the US.

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Captain Jack Mortal???

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Torchwood creator Russell T. Davies has revealed that Captain Jack (John Barrowman) will be rendered mortal in new ten-part season Miracle Day.

The character has been unable to die since being killed and resurrected in a 2005 episode of parent series Doctor Who.

However, Davies told AOL TV: "The greatest thing you can do is offer a new look into the character. It's not fundamentally altering the character, it's fundamentally altering the rules [while] the character stays the same."

He hinted that Captain Jack's new condition will be linked to the premise of Miracle Day, which sees the entire populace of Earth unable to die.

"Everyone else is immortal, [and] he's mortal," explained the writer. "It's the biggest switch in the show, which we did in order to give us new insights into Jack."

Davies added that he "couldn't possibly say" if Jack will be killed off in a future episode.

"The stakes are that high," he admitted. "And it's very hard to prove he's mortal without killing him, so that's going to be interesting."

Torchwood: Miracle Day will air in July on Starz in the US and on BBC One in the UK.

Source: Digital Spy