Confessions of an unfaithful TV director

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Television and film director Philip Saville has gained a reputation for original work, and is particularly well known for contemporary small-screen drama. He has recently attracted considerable controversy with 'The Buccaneers,' a five-part adaptation of the Edith Wharton novel about a Victorian romance. It contains events which are not present in the original text, but Saville believes that he is justified in including them.

Saville, Philip

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Survival can be murder

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Lis Howell, director of programmes at UK Living, the satellite channel for women, is soon to publish her first novel, 'After the Break.' This will be the first of three novels, and its plot concerns murder and betrayal. It is set within the television industry, where Howell sees an almost limitless capacity for unethical behaviour. With this novel, she is fulfilling a long-standing ambition to write.

Howell, Lis

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