Titlebook: British Television Drama; Past, Present and Fu Jonathan Bignell (Professor of Television and Film Book 2014Latest edition Palgrave Macmilla

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TV Drama: Then and Now in the middle, shooting down the aisle, in a West End theatre, to make ‘television drama’. If that wasn’t being done, then plays which looked and sounded like West End plays were being put on studio floats in huge box sets which, to all intents and purposes, were proscenium arches. So, I would just

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