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Note: New retitled edition, containing additional photographs and documents, plus a new chapter detailing the year of the book’s release and the full story behind the press attention it received. Cover blurb: For more than a decade, John Nathan-Turner, or ‘JN-T’ as he was often known, was in charge of every major artistic and practical decision affecting the world’s longest-running science fiction programme. Richard Marson brings his dramatic, farcical, sometimes scandalous, often moving story to life with the benefit of his own inside knowledge and the fruits of over 100 revealing interviews with key friends and colleagues, those John loved to those from whom he became estranged. The author has also had access to all of Nathan-Turner’s surviving archive of paperwork and photos, many of which appear here for the very first time. This new edition includes a new chapter covering the period from the book’s inception to its release and beyond, as well as a number of previously unpublished photographs. “The definitive behind-the-scenes portrait of the show in the Eighties; densely researched, eminently readable. Marson has talked to almost every key player." | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Note: Limited to 250 copies. Cover blurb: ‘The frankest book ever written about DOCTOR WHO, the product of admirably dogged research. The abuse of power is the real subject of this book. I suspect only the League of Gentlemen could do the story justice.’ THE GUARDIAN
Richard Marson brings his dramatic, farcical, sometimes scandalous, often moving story to life with the benefit of his own inside knowledge and the fruits of over 100 revealing interviews with key friends and colleagues, from those John loved to those from whom he became estranged. The author has also had access to all of Nathan-Turner’s surviving archive of paperwork and photos, many of which appear here for the very first time. This edition, marking the twentieth anniversary of John’s death, includes a new afterword, gathering thoughts and tributes from friends and colleagues, along with previously unseen photographs.
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