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	BBC - BBC Four Drama - The Chatterley Affair \| Andrew Davies Interview
		Andrew Davies: I thought it would be an interesting dimension to have some real people in 1960 exploring their sexuality in as open a way as the characters in the book were.
		Andrew Davies: I studied English at university and was very keen on Lawrence, so I had read Lady Chatterley's Lover in its unexpurgated version shortly before the trial.
		Andrew Davies: The funny thing is that most of the swearwords are spoken by Melvyn Griffith-Jones, the prosecutor, who's about as straight as you can get.
	www.bbc.co.uk /bbcfour/cinema/features/chatterley-davies.shtml (947 words)

	Andrew Davies (writer) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Andrew Wynford Davies (born September 20, 1936 in Rhiwbina, Cardiff, Wales) is a British screenwriter.
		For many years Davies was a lecturer at the University of Warwick, an experience he drew upon in writing the campus based comedy series A Very Peculiar Practice.
		Andrew Davies' forthcoming projects include the screenplay for a film version of Evelyn Waugh's Brideshead Revisited, an adaptation for the BBC of John Cleland's once banned erotic novel Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure (1749) and a film version of Annie Griffin's Channel 4 situation comedy The Book Group.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Andrew_Davies_(writer) (336 words)

	Northanger Abbey: The Upcoming Movie!- News: Last Updated September 16, 2000
		Davies regarding the future of NA2, he stated that ITV still maintains the rights to Northanger Abbey, however, Costume Dramas are notoriously expense to film and with current budget cuts, the project has been continually delayed.
		Andrew Davies wrote the screenplay for London Weekend Television (a production company for the British commercial television station ITV), but at some point they were seduced (Davies' own word) into selling the rights to the American film production company Miramax.
		Andrew Davies seemed to be rather disappointed by the current state of affairs, but hardly as disappointed as the rest of us.
	tackytree.tripod.com /northanger/news.html (1957 words)

	Davies, Andrew
		Andrew Davies is an incredibly prolific BAFTA and Emmy award winning writer and adapter.
		Davies is also well known for a great many adaptations and dramatisations which have won him a string of awards.
		Davies enjoys adapting other authors' work, grateful for the existing plot in which to exercise his own humour and explore his preoccupations.
	www.museum.tv /archives/etv/D/htmlD/daviesandre/daviesandre.htm (711 words)

	Theatre Studies - Staff - Honorary Professor - Prof. Andrew Davies
		Andrew Davies is a unique figure in the history of broadcasting.
		He is the first writer to achieve significant recognition for adaptation of classic texts; in addition his dramatizations have stimulated and introduced new generations to the pleasures of reading texts at which they might never otherwise have looked.
		Among the numerous awards won by Davies are an Emmy, several BAFTA awards, three Writers Guild awards, three Broadcasting Press awards, and a Monte Carlo Television Festival award.
	www2.warwick.ac.uk /fac/arts/theatre_s/staff/andrew_davies (509 words)

	BBC America - Tv Adavies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Davies, whose modern and irreverent approach to literary classic has made him a household name in the UK, was delighted to be asked to work on Waters' witty and daring drama, set in London's subversive underworld int he 1890s.
		Unabashed, Davies finished the novel in one sitting and immediately knew that he wanted to be the one to bring it to the screen.
		For Davies, the adaptation turned out to be a lot less work than some of the novels he has tackled in his extraordinarily prolific writing career.
	www.bbcamerica.com /genre/drama_mysteries/tipping_the_velvet/tv_adavies.jsp (703 words)

	Andrew Davies- spicing up the classics - British Television
		Although the name may not be immediately familiar, take a look at former teacher Andrew Davies’s resume and you’ll see he has penned some of the most familiar and successful TV drama of the past 20 years.
		Davies does like his sex, but it is getting to the heart of the characters and their passions, so often masked in 19th Century lit, that has become his signature.
		Davies points out you’re lucky, as a writer, to be given six episodes these days.
	www.bellaonline.com /articles/art43894.asp (589 words)

	Ultimate Andrew Resource \| Latest Andrew Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Davies made is debut for Middlesbrough as a 17-year-old in November 2002 as the club went out of the Worthington...
		Andrew Wynford Davies (born September 20, 1936 in Rhiwbina, Cardiff, Wales) is...
		Andrew Davies is the Assembly Member for Swansea West, representing the Welsh...
	andrew.fijo.info /index.php?kid=davies-andrew (912 words)

	Biography Base Letter D
		Davis, David - (1815-1886), Supreme Court Justice and U.S. Senator from Illinois
		Davis, Gray - (born 1942), former Governor of California
		Davis, Jefferson - (1808-1889), President of the Confederate States of America
	www.biographybase.com /bio/d.html (712 words)

	'Sexing up 'Sexing up Pride and Prejudice
		Andrew Davies is famous for his raunchy TV costume drama adaptations, including Vanity Fair, Middlemarch and the lesbian romp Tipping the Velvet.
		Although Davies is now best known for his adaptations, he has also had his original series screened, including the 1986 hit A Very Peculiar Practice, which starred Peter Davidson.
		But the writer admits that he prefers adapting work for both TV and the big screen.
	mpelembe.mappibiz.com /archives_05/Adapting_Novels.html (887 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Wales \| Novel experience for writer Davies
		The novel - described as by Andrew Davies as "a lesbian Moll Flanders" - is set in 1890 and shows Victorian women as they have never seen before.
		Davies said he was greatly impressed by Waters' appreciation of the Victorian sexual underworld and the pornographic literature of the time.
		Davies - currently preparing the screenplay for the sequel to Bridget Jones's Diary - said he and Waters worked well together.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/low/wales/2312221.stm (572 words)

	A.Davies, H.Fielding and N.Hornby's take... on P and P - and Colin Firth
		Davies said that you could always recognize his works because he favors scenes with "head and shoulder shots", usually between two characters in a bedroom with bed clothes slipping off one shoulder.
		The letter writing scene gave Davies a chance to undress Darcy, since he reckoned that the letter being longish took most of the night to write, and he could gradually reduce Colin to an undershirt during its writing.
		Davies also mentioned some other Austen related scrips: his main contribution to the film Bridget Jones's Diary was bringing a more general closeness to Pride and Prejudice.
	www.geocities.com /Hollywood/Cinema/1280/pride_series11.html (851 words)

	Davies Emily: Free Encyclopedia Articles at Questia.com Online Library
		Davies was mistress of the college (1873â“75) and its honorary secretary until 1904.
		From 1866 she was closely associated with the English woman-suffrage movement and was active in organizing the first woman-suffrage petition presented to Parliament by John Stuart Mill in 1866.
		Emily Davies, Susan B. Anthony, Clara Barton-and Christina Rossetti and Emily Dickinson-who, by defying the conventional...its title implies- The Marriage of Emily Dickinson.
	www.questia.com /library/encyclopedia/davies_emily.jsp (1546 words)

	Andrew Garve
		Often Winterton's (Andrew Garve) heroes are ordinary persons, who are thrown into dangerous situations and during the story they prove to be extraordinary courageous and persistent.
		Andrew Garve was born as Paul Winterton in Leicester.
		In BLUEPRINT FOR MURDER (1948) and A GRAVE CASE OF MURDER (1951) the protagonist was Inspector James, and represented the author's expertness in the genre of pure detection novels.
	www.kirjasto.sci.fi /agarve.htm (1221 words)

	Davies Andrew Wynford - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Davies Andrew Wynford - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Davies, Andrew Wynford (1936-), writer and adapter of texts.
		Potter proved the inspiration to many equally memorable television writers who work across all the genres.
	uk.encarta.msn.com /Davies_Andrew_Wynford.html (95 words)

	"Best Screenwriting Magazine"--LA Times
		Andrew Davies, the noted dramatist of countless British literary adaptations, brings Charles Dickens' masterpiece Bleak House to the small screen with this masterful miniseries.
		Davies' screenplay nimbly juggles upwards of 20 principal characters whilst never failing to jab a sarcastic aside at the British legal system.
		The guide for this is a writer just diving into screenwriting himself, who asks the pros questions any new screenwriter would have about this brave new world.
	www.creativescreenwriting.com /csdaily/dvds/03_31_06_BleakHouse.html (430 words)

	Andrew Davies Talk: 'The Chatterley Affair'
		Writer, and Warwick honorary graduate, Andrew Davies, will talk about his new drama The Chatterley Affair - a fictional account of the jurors' experience of the Old Bailey hearing attempting to ban DH Lawrence's Lady Chatterley's Lover in 1960.
		Andrew Davies is a prolific writer of acclaimed scripts for television (Tipping the Velvet, Pride and Prejudice, House of Cards, A Very Peculiar Practice), and cinema (Circle of Friends, Bridget Jones’s Diary).
		Davies writes plays for the stage and for radio, fiction for children and adults and has taught in both schools and University.
	www2.warwick.ac.uk /newsandevents/events/NE1000000166637 (137 words)

	Literature & Film Message Board
		TV writer Andrew Davies, who adapted Pride and Prejudice for the BBC 10 years ago, is to turn another Jane Austen classic into a major drama.
		Davies has started adapting Sense and Sensibility for the small screen and it is due for broadcast in two years.
		Speaking at the launch of BBC One's new adaptation Bleak House, Davies said his adaptation of Sense and Sensibility was in its early stages and no actors had been cast.
	mb.sparknotes.com /mb.epl?b=2480&m=1109156&h=dickens (391 words)

	Dickens Selskabet
		Davies, who also adapted Victorian lesbian drama Tipping the Velvet for BBC Two, said the written style of Bleak House lent itself to the format of shorter TV episodes.
		Davies has written "a few pages" of the first draft, and production is not due to begin for several months.
		TV writer Andrew Davies has adapted the original book for the screen and made Esther much less sugary sweet than she appeared in the original.
	www.dickens-selskabet.dk /default.asp?id=11@billedserie (559 words)

	About MPT
		Written by Andrew Davies (Take a Girl Like You, Wives and Daughters) and based on the tragedy by William Shakespeare, "Othello" has all the sex, corruption and betrayal of the original, translated to a convincing modern setting - New Scotland Yard in the era of race riots, neo-Nazis and political spin.
		Writer: Andrew Davies, based on the play by William Shakespeare.
		Maryland Public Television is a not-for-profit, state-licensed public television station which serves the citizens and communities of Maryland and beyond through a variety of broadcast and nonbroadcast activities.
	www.mpt.org /about/pr_archive/january02/prjan05.cfm (548 words)

	American Copywriter
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		Dick Pound is a lawyer, author and keeper of one of the 9 manliest names in the world.
		A great writer whom we are also proud to call our friend.
	www.americancopywriter.typepad.com (1431 words)

	Andrew davies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
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	The Way We Live Now, The Film Adaptation
		In this Yates and Davies' work differs from most film adaptations of 19th century novels picked up or made by the BBC: for example, Wives and Daughters (written by Davies but directed by Nicolas Renton) is a highly emotional "women's emotion picture" in disguise.
		I was entertained, and in a way Davies and Yates have produced the equivalent of Trollope's text for our time, for Trollope was attacking his very readers, putting something before them by which (if they were able) they could recognize themselves.
		I would say Davies and Yates were not consciously dismissing the novel: they made such efforts to include all the characters and all the plots.
	www.jimandellen.org /trollope/twwln.film1.html (8424 words)

	Andrew Davies Interview (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		A note from ABC Gavrochette: Andrew Davies is the writer for the remake of Doctor Zhivago, in which Hans stars in the title role.
		Andrew Davies is also known for his work on "Bridget Jones' Diary", as well as the A&E versions of "Emma" and "Pride & Prejudice", and a new televisoin adaptation of Shakespeare's "Othello".
		Andrew Davies: Well, there's a batch of things that have been done and haven't been screened yet.
	uhms.thathughsongirl.com /ArtAndrewDavies.html (404 words)

	The Scotsman - Education - Adapting to the life of a writer
		He was a not terrifically successful writer, but became a quite well-known poet in Wales who took poetry and our short story writing efforts seriously and would criticise them fiercely.
		This was good; I felt I was being treated as an equal, a real writer, an adult aged 16 or 17.
		At a rather delightful celebration of his life on his 80th birthday, various people reminisced, and most had met him much later, talking about what a charming, kind, saintly man he was.
	thescotsman.scotsman.com /education.cfm?id=171102003 (883 words)

	Artists (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Davies parents like Bates encouraged him to play instruments through out his school age years.
		During this time Davies played a wide range of instruments over the years; including, saxophone, trumpet, drums, bells, piano, and keyboards.
		For several years, Davies played in the popular Madison, Wisconsin band “State Four.” When the group subsequently moved to Minneapolis and broke up, he responded to an ad Bates had placed in a local publication in which he said he was looking for a keyboardist with influences ranging from Covenant, Seabound, and Icon of Coil.
	www.sector9studios.com /artists.php?hash=4ea11148a75e1c06264cdf46ddf5f7ff&mnid=5&page= (452 words)

	The Telegraph - Calcutta : At Leisure
		Andrew Davies, noted for the controversy over his adaptation of Tipping the Velvet, with its lesbian themes, is writing the script about the dreaming spires of Oxford and effete upper-class Englishmen.
		Instead of Charles Ryder and Sebastian Flyte’s relationship, Davies is concentrating on the doomed love affair between Charles and Julia Flyte.
		Of his script, the first draft of which is finished, Davies said: “It is written from the point of view of someone who does not believe in the religious themes as Waugh did.
	www.telegraphindia.com /1030528/asp/atleisure/story_2012277.asp (384 words)

	Male nude scenes in Lady Chatterley are for my wife, says writer Evening Standard (London) - Find Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		But with his latest adaptation, writer Andrew Davies has turned the tables - with his wife pressurising him into producing some of the most explicit full-frontal male nude scenes seen on the BBC.
		Davies, 69, who has previously hit the headlines with adaptations such as Tipping The Velvet, which featured lesbian lovemaking, confessed his wife was behind the male nudity scenes.
		But he insisted that the scenes and language are not gratuitous - and are a genuine representation of what was said during the Old Bailey trial.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qn4153/is_20060309/ai_n16139933 (386 words)

	Andrew Davies - AOL Music
		Profile of the writer, famous for his TV adaptations of novels.
		Andrew Davies Andrew Davies is the screenwriting genius behind some of Masterpiece Theatre's best-loved productions: Middlemarch, the House of Cards trilogy...
		Download, listen and watch Andrew Davies music, mp3's, song lyrics, music videos, Internet radio, live performances, concerts, and more on AOL Music.
	music.aol.com /artist/andrew-davies/68951/main (97 words)

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