For you, my friend, the war isn't over

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Media mogul Ted Turner is extremely concerned to ensure that future generations are not unaware of the Cold War. For this reason, he persuaded Jeremy Isaacs, who has been responsible for some of the best documentary series on British television, to produce a documentary series on the Cold War. Jeremy Isaacs Productions is now close to completing a 24 hours series which will be broadcast in the UK by the BBC in autumn 1998. Considerable attention was given to ensuring that this was a truly global production.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Portrayals, Cold War, 1945-1991, Turner, Ted

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The truth about 'The Truth About.' (television documentary director David Green)(Media +)

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UK television programme commissioners are being forced to become more in tune with the tastes of ordinary people, according to television documentary director David Green. His independent production company September Films has been widely criticized for producing documentaries which seem to lack serious content, but these productions have in fact been extremely popular with audiences. Green also feels positive about the sudden revival of the UK film industry.

Interview, Television producers and directors, Television directors, Television producers (Persons), Green, David (American educator)

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How to find life after the stars go out

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The departure of a key character or characters need not necessarily that the popularity of a successful television drama series declines. In most cases, the show as a whole is more important than the individual or individuals. In some cases, the show appeals to audiences because of its setting, and support actors can offer the required continuity. Producers often try to anticipate when key characters will leave, and plan ahead accordingly.

Television programs, Television direction

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