Hello, I'm a fan of Christopher Eccleston's from the US. One of our broadcast stations, PBS, carried the first season of "Doctor Who", and stopped after that because I think a lot of people (not only me) were disappointed that Eccleston wouldn't be doing at least another season.

I was watching our show "Heroes" and there was a great 'invisible man' and I heard and realized that was the same guy from "Doctor Who".

But shouldn't he be doing James Bond or things like that? The guy has tremendous screen presence, character, and charisma. He adds to other actors on the screen, doesn't detract from them or steal the show, but just delivers an outstanding cinema.

I'm perplexed why he'd leave "Doctor Who", interested in the social dynamics that would lead to that departure, and don't care about any non-disclosures the BBC may have locked him in to. Aren't those disclosures designed to protect the image of the BBC anyway?