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Storyboard (TV series)

1961 British TV drama series

Summary

1961 British TV drama series

Field	Value
image
genre	Drama
writer	Troy Kennedy Martin
starring	{{plainlist
country	United Kingdom
language	English
num_series	1
num_episodes	6
producer	James MacTaggart
runtime	30 minutes
company	BBC
channel	BBC TV
first_aired
last_aired
related	Studio 4

Robert Arden
Chuck Julian Storyboard is a BBC drama anthology series of six 30-minute plays, mostly written by Troy Kennedy Martin, the first series created by the screenwriter. The series was followed by Studio 4.

Episodes

"The Gentleman from Paris" (based on a book by John Dickson Carr)
"The Magic Barrel" (based on a book by Bernard Malamud)
"The Middle Men"
"The Long Spoon" (based on a short story by John Wyndham)
"I'll Be Waiting" (based on a book by Raymond Chandler)
"Tickets to Trieste" (based on a book by Ken Wlaschin)

Status

The entirety of the show is missing from the BBC archives.

References

[http://www.screendaily.com/the-italian-job-screenwriter-troy-kennedy-martin-dies-at-77/5005724.article Obituary of Troy Kennedy Martin]
[http://www.screenonline.org.uk/people/id/473113/ Filmography]
Anon, "The Cross and the Arrow", ''Radio Times'', 20 January 1962, p.19
[http://lostshows.com/default.aspx?programme=eca67060-154d-4eef-b35c-d3188248c474 "Missing or incomplete episodes for programme ''Storyboard''"], lostshows.com

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