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Tv director whose boys from the blackstuff won a bafta for best drama serial the director philip saville, who has died aged 86, was an important figure in british television drama an innovative practitioner who brought alan bleasdales 1982 drama boys from the blackstuff to the screen. Alan bleasdales first tv work from 1975 is to be released. Bleasdale made his name as a television dramatist with boys from the blackstuff in 1982. These books feature african american boys as the main character, and include some historical figures, but mainly are stories about every day happenings that boys are sure to enjoy. Boys from the blackstuff keith bleasdale, alan miles on. Alan bleasdales acclaimed drama series follows on from his play the black stuff. Yosser in boys from the blackstuff by alan bleasdale boys from the blackstuff is a play written by alan bleasdale set in liverpool in the early 1980s. Boys from the blackstuff is a british television drama series of five episodes, originally transmitted from 10 october to 7 november 1982 on bbc2 the serial was written by liverpudlian playwright alan bleasdale, as a sequel to a television play, the black stuff. Bleasdales writing is unsparing in both its pain and its unconditional affection for. For businessexclusive pricing, quantity discounts and downloadable vat invoices. The toxteth riots reinforced the negative image of merseyside, and fictional figures such as yosser gizza job hughes from alan bleasdales tv series boys from the blackstuff became synonymous with scousers.

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