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Nov 25, 2015 · Tony Redston and team organised a Drama reunion @ BH club, Gildea Street in October, and it was a huge success all round. Lots of familiar faces emerged from the crowd, the chosen venue was perfect and we are hoping it becomes a regular occasion. Tony Redston <dramareunion2015@gmail.com>
Tony Redston was born in Cheltenham England, then raised and educated in Bristol before moving to London to pursue a career with BBC Television. He left in 2000 as a successful Producer of Drama, remaining in the industry as a Freelance, and developing projects with writers for his own Production Company.
Madame Bovary. First Aired: April 2000. 2 part drama for BBC2. Adaptation of Flaubert’s romantic tragedy of an ambitious wife trapped in a stale marriage set against the backdrop of small town life in 19th Century Normandy. Hugh plays Dr Charles Bovary. BBC Website | BBC Programme Page.
Dec 3, 2007 · In Tony’s first Doctor Who story in recent years, Doctor Who: the Movie, the Doctor met six of his younger selves. So I’m curious… what would Tony Redston say if he could meet his younger self? Let’s say a version of himself from early 2003, when he first excepted the position of Doctor Who Producer.
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Tony Redston (died 9 October 2020) was the production manager on the Doctor Who television stories The Mark of the Rani and Time and the Rani. He also served in that capacity, albeit uncredited, on Paradise Towers. (INFO: Paradise Towers)
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Young and amiable country doctor Charles Bovary (Hugh Bonneville) takes a wife, Emma (Frances O'Connor), after a pleasant courtship. However, Emma's lofty expectations of marriage, and later ...
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Tony Redston is a producer. E1 - The Napoleonic Commode; E2 - The Ring; E3 - Second Fiddle; E4 - The Colour Of Mary
