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At last, a book on [[Doctor Who|DOCTOR WHO]] actually written by an insider — the [[producer]]! | At last, a book on [[Doctor Who|DOCTOR WHO]] actually written by an insider — the [[producer]]! | ||
Revision as of 09:50, 29 May 2010
Publisher's summary
At last, a book on DOCTOR WHO actually written by an insider — the producer!
John Nathan-Turner, in his unique position as producer of the programme for the past six years, is able to discuss the six Doctors and the actors who played them with fresh insight. He reveals not only how many of the decisions are made, but also what really happens behind the scenes.
Each Doctor has a full-page colour portrait painted by the talented Andrew Skilleter. More colour and black and white illustrations detail the Doctors' activities and their most exciting adventures.
Main focus
John Nathan-Turner writes about each Doctor and the actors who played them, each section runs for around 4-8 pages.
Notable features
- This book features information about
- The book features paintings and illustrations by Andrew Skilleter
Notes
- The TARDIS Inside Out had an equal royalty deal between author John Nathan Turner and illustrator Andrew Skilleter .
- Designed by Cherriwyn Magill it was one of the most successful books selling 45,000 copies worldwide, although Andrew Skilleter was unhappy with the enlarged line drawings which lost some of their detail when used to fill the pages.
See also
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