Blue Box Boy: A Memoir of Doctor Who in Four Episodes pdf
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Blue Box Boy: A Memoir Of Doctor Who In Four Episodes

As a boy Matthew Waterhouse loved Doctor Who. He watched all the episodes, and read all the novels and comic strips...and so Blue Box Boy starts as a heart-warming story, of a boy growing up with Doctor Who as his trusted friend, then takes a sudden twist when he is thrust into an alien and adult world, cast as Doctor Who's youngest ever traveling companion for two of the show's most inventive sea...

Paperback: 400 pages
Publisher: Hirst Publishing (June 24, 2010)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 9780955714962
ISBN-13: 978-0955714962
ASIN: 0955714966
Package Dimensions: 7.8 x 5 x 0.9 inches
Amazon Rank: 5644008
Format: PDF ePub TXT ebook

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“I've been a Doctor Who fan for 30+ years--finding the show on my local PBS station about the time Matthew Waterhouse was being cast in the part of Adric. For me, Adric is the most memorable of characters. I wanted to name my first-born after him, but...”

ons. Matthew's sense of wonder at his dream job and his love for the show are palpable, as is his shock at genuine hostilities between cast and crew members and the tensions on set, which are counterpointed by poignant reminders that he is just a boy - and still a fan - who finds himself in the absurd, comic world of minor celebrity. Written with honesty, warmth, wit and a dose of self-deprecation, this audiobook is essential listening for any Doctor Who fan. Finally, we get to hear Matthew's side of a story which has been told, embellished and imagined by fans and fellow actors for years. This affectionate and darkly humorous memoir is a record of what it was like to make Doctor Who, and to work for the BBC, in the early 80s...