Clive Dawson

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Clive Dawson is a screenwriter working in film and television. His credits include a number of the UK's top-rated television shows including The Bill and Casualty. He was also the creator and sole writer of the original motion picture screenplay for the theatrical feature-film, The Bunker. His latest project is a feature-length adaptation of Sydney J. Bounds' sci-fi short story "The Animators", directed by Oscar-nominated Ruairi Robinson and produced by Qwerty Films. rdf:langString

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