Extraordinary People to go beyond shock doc appeal

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Five's flagship strand, Extraordinary People, is moving away from its usual presentation of documentaries with seven new commissioned episodes that would feature broader issues on lives of different people. The series will air in September and October 2007. The programme's editor, Sue Davidson, said that people recognize Extraordinary People as a programme that stands for striking human interest stories, but that the show would like to expand into other areas that are equally appealing, which go beyond the scope of science genre.

United Kingdom, Product standards, safety, & recalls, Management dynamics, Standards, Management, Company business management, Extraordinary People (Television program)

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C4 partners Darlow in Maddie film bid

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Channel 4 is teaming up with independent producer Darlow Smithson for a proposed observational documentary about the disappeaerance of Madeleine McCann. The documentary is planned to be released internationally and a cinema release is also possible. Other developments in the making of the film are discussed.

Strategy & planning, Alliances, partnerships, Motion picture & video production, Planning, Television production companies, Channel Four Television Company Ltd., Alliances and partnerships, Company business planning, Missing children, McCann, Madeleine

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