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15 de nov. de 2016 · 15 November 2016 We Are Cult Books, News, Television 0. In December, Miwk will be publishing ‘Totally Tasteless’, Richard Marson’s controversial biography of Doctor Who producer John Nathan-Turner. “Extraordinary – a great piece of work. A major piece of Doctor Who history and the history of an entire industry – an entire age, really.
26 de ene. de 2017 · John Nathan-Turner was Producer of Doctor Who for a whole decade. He had the unenviable tasks of taking the show into the 1980s and replacing the iconic Tom Baker. Many of his creative decisions were and still are, debated vociferously. He was regularly the subject of disparaging comments and ridicule. However, this biography looks at the human ...
Nathan-Turner took over as producer at the beginning of the eighteenth season, which turned out to be the last that featured Tom Baker's popular portrayal of the Fourth Doctor.He subsequently cast the next three actors to play the role, namely Peter Davison as the Fifth Doctor (1981–1984), Colin Baker as the Sixth Doctor (1984–1986), and Sylvester McCoy (1987–1989, 1996) as the Seventh ...
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John Nathan-Turner (born Jonathan Turner; 12 August 1947--1 May 2002) was the ninth producer of the long-running BBC science fiction series Doctor Who, from ...
31 de jul. de 2022 · Richard Molesworth wrote an excellent book, The John Nathan-Turner Doctor Who Production Diary, 1979-1990, published in 2022. Nathan-Turner died tragically young, in his early 50s. His partner, Gary Downie, survived him for a few years before also passing away before his 60th birthday. As we all know, production on the original series of Doctor ...
John Nathan-Turner originated the often quoted "No hanky-panky aboard the TARDIS", a phrase which first appeared in a January 1984 TIME Magazine article about the show. Stunt Casting : As Doctor Who producer, Nathan-Turner was fond of casting well known actors in roles very different from what they were known for playing, in order to boost publicity.
