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| name = Paul Joyce | |||
| image = Paul_Joyce.jpg|thumb | |||
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| job title = [[Director]] | |||
| story = [[Warriors' Gate (TV story)|Warriors' Gate]] | |||
| time = 1981 | |||
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| imdb = 0431588 | |||
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'''Paul Joyce''' directed the ''[[Doctor Who]]'' story ''[[Warriors' Gate]]''. Complications with the production of the story led him to undertake a joint effort to rewrite its script. He later argued with then-[[producer]] [[John Nathan-Turner]] and lighting director [[John Dixon (technician)|John Dixon]] over differing visions about how to capture the story. Joyce was briefly fired from his position after the dispute, leaving then-production assistant [[Graeme Harper]] to oversee the latter half of the script. Joyce was quickly re-hired after the issues with productions were worked out. | '''Paul Joyce''' directed the ''[[Doctor Who]]'' story ''[[Warriors' Gate]]''. Complications with the production of the story led him to undertake a joint effort to rewrite its script. He later argued with then-[[producer]] [[John Nathan-Turner]] and lighting director [[John Dixon (technician)|John Dixon]] over differing visions about how to capture the story. Joyce was briefly fired from his position after the dispute, leaving then-production assistant [[Graeme Harper]] to oversee the latter half of the script. Joyce was quickly re-hired after the issues with productions were worked out. | ||
Revision as of 10:58, 15 September 2016
Paul Joyce directed the Doctor Who story Warriors' Gate. Complications with the production of the story led him to undertake a joint effort to rewrite its script. He later argued with then-producer John Nathan-Turner and lighting director John Dixon over differing visions about how to capture the story. Joyce was briefly fired from his position after the dispute, leaving then-production assistant Graeme Harper to oversee the latter half of the script. Joyce was quickly re-hired after the issues with productions were worked out.
