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'''Michael Leeston-Smith''' (born [[12 December]] [[1916]]) is a [[British]] [[director]]. He first worked for the [[British Broadcasting Corporation|BBC]] in [[1932]] at [[Ealing Studios]]. In [[World War II]] he was a member of the {{w|Royal Horse Artillery}}. In [[1953]], he became sound engineer on the mini-series {{wi|The Quatermass Experiment}}. Two years later, he worked as [[production assistant]] on the sequel {{wi|Quatermass II}}. | '''Michael Leeston-Smith''' (born [[12 December (people)|12 December]] [[1916]]) is a [[British]] [[director]]. He first worked for the [[British Broadcasting Corporation|BBC]] in [[1932]] at [[Ealing Studios]]. In [[World War II]] he was a member of the {{w|Royal Horse Artillery}}. In [[1953]], he became sound engineer on the mini-series {{wi|The Quatermass Experiment}}. Two years later, he worked as [[production assistant]] on the sequel {{wi|Quatermass II}}. | ||
In the [[1960s]], Leeston-Smith started work as a director. He directed episodes of ''[[Z-Cars]]'' and {{wi|R3}}, as well as what would be his sole contribution to ''[[Doctor Who]]'', ''[[The Myth Makers]]''. In [[1973]], he moved to [[South Africa]] to work for the {{w|South African Broadcasting Corporation}}. He is the oldest living former director of ''[[Doctor Who]].'' | In the [[1960s]], Leeston-Smith started work as a director. He directed episodes of ''[[Z-Cars]]'' and {{wi|R3}}, as well as what would be his sole contribution to ''[[Doctor Who]]'', ''[[The Myth Makers]]''. In [[1973]], he moved to [[South Africa]] to work for the {{w|South African Broadcasting Corporation}}. He is the oldest living former director of ''[[Doctor Who]].'' | ||
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Michael Leeston-Smith (born 12 December 1916) is a British director. He first worked for the BBC in 1932 at Ealing Studios. In World War II he was a member of the Royal Horse Artillery. In 1953, he became sound engineer on the mini-series The Quatermass Experiment. Two years later, he worked as production assistant on the sequel Quatermass II.
In the 1960s, Leeston-Smith started work as a director. He directed episodes of Z-Cars and R3, as well as what would be his sole contribution to Doctor Who, The Myth Makers. In 1973, he moved to South Africa to work for the South African Broadcasting Corporation. He is the oldest living former director of Doctor Who.
