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- Q17674214 description "author, journalist, scriptwriter".
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- Q17674214 abstract "Frank Gale Pedrick Harvey (1906–1970) was an English author, journalist, scriptwriter, and broadcaster known as Gale Pedrick.Pedrick was born on 15 June 1906, in London, England, and was educated at Sir Roger Manwood's School at Sandwich.He began work as a newspaper journalist, first for the Western Mail in Plymouth, in 1920, then for the Daily Dispatch in Manchester, before moving to London to be a theatre critic and feature writer for The Star. He began broadcasting for the BBC in 1926, but during World War II served in the Devonshire Regiment and worked for the British Forces Broadcasting Service, which he was managing by 1944, from a studio in Algiers.Between 1946 and 1949 he was a script editor for the BBC. He also produced and presented Pick of the Week, a compilation of the week's broadcast highlights, which he selected. His works for the BBC included scripts for television (not least the first 35 episodes of the UK version of This Is Your Life) and radio, from which there was at least one spin-off book, the crime fiction Meet the Rev. He also wrote the novelisation tie-ins for Steptoe and Son. He co-wrote George Formby's last film, George in Civvy Street.He appeared as a "castaway" on the BBC Radio programme Desert Island Discs on 15 February 1965.Pedrick collapsed and died at Tottenham Court Road station on 23 February 1970, aged 64. An obituary was published in The Times the next day.".
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- Q17674214 dateOfBirth "1906-06-15".
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- Q17674214 name "Gale Pedrick".
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- Q17674214 comment "Frank Gale Pedrick Harvey (1906–1970) was an English author, journalist, scriptwriter, and broadcaster known as Gale Pedrick.Pedrick was born on 15 June 1906, in London, England, and was educated at Sir Roger Manwood's School at Sandwich.He began work as a newspaper journalist, first for the Western Mail in Plymouth, in 1920, then for the Daily Dispatch in Manchester, before moving to London to be a theatre critic and feature writer for The Star.".
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