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‘Boogie Outlaws’ was transmitted in 1987. It was a drama produced at Pebble Mill by Carol Parks, directed by Keith Godman and written by Leslie Stewart. It featured a band of musicians on the run from the police.
Thanks to costume designer, Janice Rider for making the photos available.
Sketches and polaroids by Janice Rider, no reproduction without permission.
‘Boogie Outlaws’ was a 1987 drama produced at Pebble Mill by Carol Parks, and directed by Keith Godman. It was written by Leslie Stewart and was about a band on the run from the police.
Janice Rider was the costume designer on the drama. The sketches are of Janice’s original costume designs, and the polaroids were taken on set, as a continuity record of the actor in the costume for that particular scene.
The following comment was made on the associated Facebook page by Paul Vanezis: ‘Boogie Outlaws was great. It would never get commissioned today!’
Photographs by Willoughby Gullachsen. No reproduction without permission.
Photos by Willoughby Gullachsen, no reproduction without permission.
‘Boogie Outlaws’ was written by Leslie Stewart, produced by Carol Parks, and directed by Keith Godman. It was made at BBC Pebble Mill and transmitted in 1987. The drama told the story of record manager, Manfred Holt, who puts together a band of musicians, who are on the run from the police.
It starred Ian Hogg, David Schofield, Isla Blair, John Judd, Francesca Brill and Chris Tummings.
Thanks to Janice Rider, who was the costume designer on ‘Boogie Outlaws’ for making the photos available.
Copyright resides with the original holder, no reproduction without permission.
This copy of the BBC internal newletter – ‘Midlands News’ from 1992 makes mention of the successful second series of ‘Kinsey’ produced by Carol Parks, and looks forward to the transmission of ‘Witchcraft’. ‘Witchcraft’ was written by Nigel Williams. Both productions were had Barry Hanson as executive producer. ‘Olly’s Prison’ and ‘Dead Romantic’ are also mentioned.
Thanks to Marie Phillips for making this copy of ‘Midlands News’ available.
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Specially shot video with Janice Rider, talking about working as costume designer on the 1989 Pebble Mill drama, ‘Vote for Them’.
It was a 3 part series about the Allied troops in Cairo during the Second World War who decide what sort of world they want after the war and form “parties”, holding debates and elections.
It was filmed on location in both England and Egypt.
It was also the production on which Janice met her husband.
The series was written by David Edgar and Neil Grant. It was produced by Carol Parks, James Ormerod was the director, and Michael Wearing the executive producer. Nigel Jones was the production designer.
