Dennis Potter: A Life on Screen

John R. Cook

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confidence course - Dennis Potter and The Wednesday angels are so few - the Play for Today era only make believe - tales for children and adults sex, lies and videotape - Casanova and Pennies from Heaven singing for your supper - Potter in the eighties living dolls - from Track 29 to Blackeyes conclusion.

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