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|cover date= [[22 November]] [[1995]] | |cover date= [[22 November]] [[1995]] | ||
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=== Interviews / Profiles === | === Interviews / Profiles === | ||
* Direct Action - [[Matthew Robinson]] has achieved notable success in British television as one of the initial shapers of ''[[EastEnders]]'' and creator and executive producer of the acclaimed you series ''Byker Grove''. He also directed ''[[Resurrection of the Daleks]]'' and ''[[Attack of the Cybermen]]''. [[Peter Griffiths]] talked to Matthew about grappling with the two biggest ''Doctor Who'' baddies of them all... | * Direct Action - [[Matthew Robinson]] has achieved notable success in British television as one of the initial shapers of ''[[EastEnders]]'' and creator and executive producer of the acclaimed you series ''Byker Grove''. He also directed ''[[Resurrection of the Daleks]]'' and ''[[Attack of the Cybermen]]''. [[Peter Griffiths]] talked to Matthew about grappling with the two biggest ''Doctor Who'' baddies of them all... | ||
* Sets and Violence - [[Roger Cheveley]] was the designer of the ten-part [[Patrick Troughton]] finale, ''[[The War Games]]''. Thanks to Roger's generosity, we can now enjoy his personal collection of colour production photos with their exclusive publication in this issue of ''' | * Sets and Violence - [[Roger Cheveley]] was the designer of the ten-part [[Patrick Troughton]] finale, ''[[The War Games]]''. Thanks to Roger's generosity, we can now enjoy his personal collection of colour production photos with their exclusive publication in this issue of '''DWM]]'''. Roger spoke to [[Philip Newman about the events which led to him working as a designer on ''Doctor Who''. | ||
* The Dalek Factor - [[Richard Martin]] is the most prolific director of the early years of ''Doctor Who''. With twenty-two episodes to his credit, spanning the introduction of the [[Dalek]]s to the departure of [[Ian Chesterton|Ian]] and [[Barbara Wright|Barbara]], his input was major factor in the series' success. Now teaching drama Richard spoke to [[Peter Griffiths]] about the early development of the series. | * The Dalek Factor - [[Richard Martin]] is the most prolific director of the early years of ''Doctor Who''. With twenty-two episodes to his credit, spanning the introduction of the [[Dalek]]s to the departure of [[Ian Chesterton|Ian]] and [[Barbara Wright|Barbara]], his input was major factor in the series' success. Now teaching drama Richard spoke to [[Peter Griffiths]] about the early development of the series. | ||
