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Actor Peter Capaldi has said that he decided to leave Doctor Who while he was having a good time doing the role.
Speaking on The Graham Norton Show, the 59-year-old actor, who stars in the titular role in the TV series, says he thought of leaving the show due to a fear that he may not continue to do a good job at it.
Doctor Who is a great job but it is a bit of a television factory. (We shoot for) Twelve episodes a year and I worry that I won't be able to continue doing my best work. I thought while I'm enjoying it, leave,” Capaldi said.
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Talking about the upcoming last season of the series, the actor said he has finished with the death scene of his character, but still has a few bits left to shoot.
“I still have got the Christmas special to do. We've been filming for ten months… Well, you got to watch it and see. I have done the death of my character. I can't tell you what's going to happen but it's going to be very interesting,” he said.
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