Alan Bromly

Alan Bromly
Birth date:	13 September 1915
Death date:	September 1995
Work in the DWU
Main jobs:	Director
Stories:	The Time Warrior & Nightmare of Eden
Main time period active:	1973-74, 1979
Career highlights
Notable non-DWU work:	BBC Sunday-Night Theatre, Compact, Z-Cars, Melissa, A Man Called Harry Brent, An Enemy of the State, A Game of Murder, Take a Pair or Private Eyes, Ransom for a Pretty Girl, Girl in a Black Bikini, The Big M, Paul Temple, Out of the Unknown, Crown Court, Emmerdale, Coronation Street, Crossroads
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Alan Bromly (born Alan James Bromly on 13 September 1915, died on September 1995) directed the Doctor Who television stories The Time Warrior and Nightmare of Eden.

Crew members working alongside him on the latter story faced some difficulty communicating with him on set because he was very set in his ways. Bromly became overcome with stress and resigned midway through production of the serial. Instead of finding a replacement for Bromly, producer Graham Williams decided to direct the rest of the serial himself. (DOC: The Nightmare of Television Centre)

External links

• Alan Bromly at the Internet Movie Database