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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (born [[11th July]] [[1945]]) is a [[production designer]] for ''[[Doctor Who]]'' whose work began with ''[[A Christmas Carol]]''. He replaced [[Edward Thomas]], marking the first changeover at the helm of the art department, since ''[[Rose (TV story)|Rose]]''. | '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (born [[11th July]] [[1945]]) is a [[production designer]] for ''[[Doctor Who]]'' whose work began with ''[[A Christmas Carol]]''. He replaced [[Edward Thomas]], marking the first changeover at the helm of the art department, since ''[[Rose (TV story)|Rose]]''. | ||
He is the son of ''Doctor Who'' guest actor, [[William Mervyn]]. ([[CON]]: ''[[Christmas Special 2010]]'') | He is the son of ''Doctor Who'' guest actor, [[William Mervyn]]. ([[CON]]: ''[[Christmas Special 2010]]'') | ||
Pickwoad's career began in the early [[1970s]], and he has worked steadily sense, first as an [[art director]], and, beginning in [[1986]], as a production designer. One of his very earliest jobs as the full production designer was ''[[wikipedia:Withnail & I|Withnail & I]]'', the film which was significant to the careers of both [[Richard E. Grant]] and [[Paul McGann]]. | |||
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Revision as of 23:28, 25 December 2010
Michael Pickwoad (born 11th July 1945) is a production designer for Doctor Who whose work began with A Christmas Carol. He replaced Edward Thomas, marking the first changeover at the helm of the art department, since Rose.
He is the son of Doctor Who guest actor, William Mervyn. (CON: Christmas Special 2010)
Pickwoad's career began in the early 1970s, and he has worked steadily sense, first as an art director, and, beginning in 1986, as a production designer. One of his very earliest jobs as the full production designer was Withnail & I, the film which was significant to the careers of both Richard E. Grant and Paul McGann.
