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"Doctor Who star Matt Smith commemorated his role in the BBC series by attending a hand print ceremony in Cardiff yesterday (October 12). The 29-year-old actor visited The Doctor Who Experience in Wales and contributed to a new &amp;#039;walk of fame&amp;#039; that is being created to honour past and present stars of the show.  &amp;#039;&amp;#039;It&amp;#039;s remarkable to have something like this that people can go to,&amp;quot; he told BANG Showbiz at the event. &amp;quot;You revert to being a fan boy again.&amp;quot; When asked what he believes he has added to the show&amp;#039;s history, Smith admitted that he hadn&amp;#039;t really considered his impact. &amp;quot;Its hard to say what your legacy will be because you never plan to do this job planning to leave a legacy,&amp;quot; he explained. &amp;quot;You just do it and then the legacy is left behind.  &amp;quot;It isn&amp;#039;t as though I&amp;#039;ve had any intention to leave any sort of hand print, as it were.  &amp;quot;When all is said and done, when I leave, I hope people have enjoyed my Doctor, have enjoyed my time with the Ponds and the work me and Steven (Moffat) have done together and remember it fondly. &amp;quot;I meet people now and their Doctor is Tom [Baker], or Jon [Pertwee], or Patrick [Troughton] and I hope in 20 years&amp;#039; time kids who are 8 or 9 now will go, &amp;#039;Oh yeah, my Doctor is Matt Smith&amp;#039;.&amp;quot; He added: &amp;quot;You never know, but I&amp;#039;ve got my hands here now if all else fails!&amp;#039;&amp;#039; Showrunner Steven Moffat also attended the ceremony and donated his prints to the timeline. &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m very excited and honoured to have my hands preserved forever,&amp;quot; he said. &amp;quot;And quite relieved they came back out of the cement!&amp;quot;  The writer joked: &amp;quot;I now know, for all my future crimes, that my fingerprints are readily and permanently available.&amp;#039;&amp;#039; The exhibition - which has been created to celebrate the upcoming 50th anniversary of the hit sci-fi show - also features a collection of new props, including the captured and chained Weeping Angel from &amp;#039;The Angels Take Manhattan&amp;#039;, Solomon&amp;#039;s robots from &amp;#039;Dinosaurs on a Spaceship&amp;#039; and new companion Jenna-Louise Coleman&amp;#039;s outfit from &amp;#039;Asylum of the Daleks&amp;#039;. Visitors to the attraction will also get to experience a new interactive 3D adventure, in which they &amp;#039;step through&amp;#039; a crack in time to become the Doctor&amp;#039;s companion, travel with him in the TARDIS and come up against famous villains including the Daleks and Weeping Angels. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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