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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	[[File:Paul Kaye.jpg\|thumb\|left\|150px\|Paul Kaye as [[Terry Pratchett]]]]		[[File:Paul Kaye.jpg\|thumb\|left\|150px\|Paul Kaye as [[Terry Pratchett]]]]
	The programme begins with the announcement of Terry Pratchett's death on the BBC News before moving to a funeral parlour where Terry Pratchett, played by Paul Kaye, introduces the documentary. [[Rob Wilkins]] is interviewed discussing Terry's absence and some clips from his memorial are played with excerpts from speeches by Rob, Tony Robinson and [[Neil Gaiman]]. Terry then discusses his career at the [[Uncle Jim\|Buck's Free Press]] and the inspiration for his first novel {{TCP}}; this leads into an interview with [[Colin Smythe]] who talks about the beginning of their partnership.		The programme begins with the announcement of Terry Pratchett's death on the BBC News before moving to a funeral parlour where Terry Pratchett, played by Paul Kaye, introduces the documentary. [[Rob Wilkins]] is interviewed discussing Terry's absence and some clips from his memorial are played with excerpts from speeches by Rob, [[Tony Robinson]] and [[Neil Gaiman]]. Terry then discusses his career at the [[Uncle Jim\|Buck's Free Press]] and the inspiration for his first novel {{TCP}}; this leads into an interview with [[Colin Smythe]] who talks about the beginning of their partnership.

	Neil Gaiman speaks about his first meeting with Terry and how their friendship and later {{GO}} began. [[Stephen Briggs]] shows the original notes that he created in compiling {{DC}} and remembers calling Terry up to ask permission to perform {{WS}} as a [[Theatre Adaptations\|stage-play]]. The next interview is [[Rhianna Pratchett]] who discusses her relationship with her father and {{ER}} her favourite [[Discworld]] book and [[Eskarina Smith\|Esk]] the character based on her. Terry visits the village of Forty Green where he grew up and talks about his childhood and the library. Conventions are then discussed next and a selection of fans are interviewed, Terry muses on how he met {{wp\|Arthur C. Clark\|Arthur C. Clark}} in a toilet at a science fiction convention.		Neil Gaiman speaks about his first meeting with Terry and how their friendship and later {{GO}} began. [[Stephen Briggs]] shows the original notes that he created in compiling {{DC}} and remembers calling Terry up to ask permission to perform {{WS}} as a [[Theatre Adaptations\|stage-play]]. The next interview is [[Rhianna Pratchett]] who discusses her relationship with her father and {{ER}} her favourite [[Discworld]] book and [[Eskarina Smith\|Esk]] the character based on her. Terry visits the village of Forty Green where he grew up and talks about his childhood and the library. Conventions are then discussed next and a selection of fans are interviewed, Terry muses on how he met {{wp\|Arthur C. Clark\|Arthur C. Clark}} in a toilet at a science fiction convention.

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	\|producer=Charlie Russell		\|producer=Charlie Russell
	\|cast=Paul Kaye, Andrew Ryan		\|cast=Paul Kaye, Andrew Ryan
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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
			[[File:Paul Kaye.jpg\|thumb\|left\|150px\|Paul Kaye as [[Terry Pratchett]]]]
	The programme begins with the announcement of Terry Pratchett's death on the BBC News before moving to a funeral parlour where Terry Pratchett, played by Paul Kaye, introduces the documentary. [[Rob Wilkins]] is interviewed discussing Terry's absence and some clips from his memorial are played with excerpts from speeches by Rob, Tony Robinson and [[Neil Gaiman]]. Terry then discusses his career at the [[Uncle Jim\|Buck's Free Press]] and the inspiration for his first novel {{TCP}}; this leads into an interview with [[Colin Smythe]] who talks about the beginning of their partnership.		The programme begins with the announcement of Terry Pratchett's death on the BBC News before moving to a funeral parlour where Terry Pratchett, played by Paul Kaye, introduces the documentary. [[Rob Wilkins]] is interviewed discussing Terry's absence and some clips from his memorial are played with excerpts from speeches by Rob, Tony Robinson and [[Neil Gaiman]]. Terry then discusses his career at the [[Uncle Jim\|Buck's Free Press]] and the inspiration for his first novel {{TCP}}; this leads into an interview with [[Colin Smythe]] who talks about the beginning of their partnership.

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	The programme begins with the announcement of Terry Pratchett's death on the BBC News before moving to a funeral parlour where Terry Pratchett, played by Paul Kaye, introduces the documentary. [[Rob Wilkins]] is interviewed discussing Terry's absence and some clips from his memorial are played with excerpts from speeches by Rob, Tony Robinson and [[Neil Gaiman]]. Terry then discusses his career at the [[Uncle Jim\|Buck's Free Press]] and the inspiration for his first novel {{TCP}}; this leads into an interview with [[Colin Smythe]] who talks about the beginning of their partnership.		The programme begins with the announcement of Terry Pratchett's death on the BBC News before moving to a funeral parlour where Terry Pratchett, played by Paul Kaye, introduces the documentary. [[Rob Wilkins]] is interviewed discussing Terry's absence and some clips from his memorial are played with excerpts from speeches by Rob, Tony Robinson and [[Neil Gaiman]]. Terry then discusses his career at the [[Uncle Jim\|Buck's Free Press]] and the inspiration for his first novel {{TCP}}; this leads into an interview with [[Colin Smythe]] who talks about the beginning of their partnership.

	Neil Gaiman speaks about his first meeting with Terry and how their friendship and later {{GO}} began. [[Stephen Briggs]] shows the original notes that he created in compiling {{DC}} and remembers calling Terry up to ask permission to perform {{WS}} as a [[Theatre Adaptations\|stage-play]]. The next ~~interveiw~~ is [[Rhianna Pratchett]] who discusses her relationship with her father and {{ER}} her favourite [[Discworld]] book and [[Eskarina Smith\|Esk]] the character based on her. Terry visits the village of Forty Green where he grew up and talks about his childhood and the library. Conventions are then discussed next and a selection of fans are interviewed, Terry muses on how he met {{wp\|Arthur C. Clark\|Arthur C. Clark}} in a toilet at a science fiction convention.		Neil Gaiman speaks about his first meeting with Terry and how their friendship and later {{GO}} began. [[Stephen Briggs]] shows the original notes that he created in compiling {{DC}} and remembers calling Terry up to ask permission to perform {{WS}} as a [[Theatre Adaptations\|stage-play]]. The next interview is [[Rhianna Pratchett]] who discusses her relationship with her father and {{ER}} her favourite [[Discworld]] book and [[Eskarina Smith\|Esk]] the character based on her. Terry visits the village of Forty Green where he grew up and talks about his childhood and the library. Conventions are then discussed next and a selection of fans are interviewed, Terry muses on how he met {{wp\|Arthur C. Clark\|Arthur C. Clark}} in a toilet at a science fiction convention.

	[[Paul Kidby]] discusses working on the covers for the Discworld novels and understanding the characters. Terry then talks about [[Death]] his most popular character the reaction this creation has garnered from fans. In [[Wincanton]] [[Bernard Pearson]] talks about the [[Discworld Emporium]] and how it grew. Terry then talks about his school days and how he was told he would not amount to much. Then two clips from review shows are shown discussing Terry's works and how the reaction to them has changed over time. Author {{wp\|Val McDermid\|Val McDermid}} talks about {{NW}} and Terry mentions his knighthood.		[[Paul Kidby]] discusses working on the covers for the Discworld novels and understanding the characters. Terry then talks about [[Death]] his most popular character the reaction this creation has garnered from fans. In [[Wincanton]] [[Bernard Pearson]] talks about the [[Discworld Emporium]] and how it grew. Terry then talks about his school days and how he was told he would not amount to much. Then two clips from review shows are shown discussing Terry's works and how the reaction to them has changed over time. Author {{wp\|Val McDermid\|Val McDermid}} talks about {{NW}} and Terry mentions his knighthood.

	The documentary then begins to talk about Alzheimer's, with Terry describing it as being like a very slow motion crash and Rob relates how Terry used his anger at the disease to fuel his writing. The documentary then rounds off with emotional remembrances from Neil, Rhianna and some fans Terry signs off saying 'Don't bugger it up.' and the credits roll over {{wp\|Eric Idle\|Eric Idle}} singing at Terry's [[Book:Terry Pratchett's Memorial Folio\|memorial service]].		The documentary then begins to talk about Alzheimer's, with Terry describing it as being like a very slow motion crash and Rob relates how Terry used his anger at the disease to fuel his writing. The documentary then rounds off with emotional remembrances from Neil, Rhianna and some fans before Terry signs off saying 'Don't bugger it up.' and the credits roll over {{wp\|Eric Idle\|Eric Idle}} singing at Terry's [[Book:Terry Pratchett's Memorial Folio\|memorial service]].

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	[http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/4QP5HrMfrryfX00qVj789Ds/exclusive-terry-pratchett-back-at-school Extended Scene]		[http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/4QP5HrMfrryfX00qVj789Ds/exclusive-terry-pratchett-back-at-school Extended Scene]

			[[Category:TV and Film\|Terry Pratchett: Back In Black]]

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Back in Black

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|date=11 February 2017
|channel=BBC TWO
|producer=Charlie Russell
|cast=Paul Kaye, Andrew Ryan
|duration=50 minutes
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==Blurb==
When writer [[Biography|Sir Terry Pratchett]] died in 2015 he was working on one last story: his own. But [[TV and Film:Terry Pratchett Living With Alzheimer's|Terry’s Alzheimer’s]] meant he never got to finish it.
This poignant and humorous documentary finally tells the remarkable tale of this hugely popular author, the creator of the Discworld series of fantasy novels, whose books have sold over 85 million copies worldwide.

Starring {{wp|Paul Kaye|Paul Kaye}} as Terry, the film is told in his own words with assistance from [[Neil Gaiman]], Val McDermid and his long serving assistant, and now business manager, [[Rob Wilkins]].

Back in Black reveals that Terry's road to success was not always easy, from his troubled schooldays to being dismissed by literary critics, to his battle with Alzheimer's. But knighted by the Queen, adored by millions of fans and with a legacy of 41 much loved novels - Terry Pratchett is still having the last laugh.

==Synopsis==
The programme begins with the announcement of Terry Pratchett's death on the BBC News before moving to a funeral parlour where Terry Pratchett, played by Paul Kaye, introduces the documentary. [[Rob Wilkins]] is interviewed discussing Terry's absence and some clips from his memorial are played with excerpts from speeches by Rob, Tony Robinson and [[Neil Gaiman]]. Terry then discusses his career at the [[Uncle Jim|Buck's Free Press]] and the inspiration for his first novel {{TCP}}; this leads into an interview with [[Colin Smythe]] who talks about the beginning of their partnership.

Neil Gaiman speaks about his first meeting with Terry and how their friendship and later {{GO}} began. [[Stephen Briggs]] shows the original notes that he created in compiling {{DC}} and remembers calling Terry up to ask permission to perform {{WS}} as a [[Theatre Adaptations|stage-play]]. The next interveiw is [[Rhianna Pratchett]] who discusses her relationship with her father and {{ER}} her favourite [[Discworld]] book and [[Eskarina Smith|Esk]] the character based on her. Terry visits the village of Forty Green where he grew up and talks about his childhood and the library. Conventions are then discussed next and a selection of fans are interviewed, Terry muses on how he met {{wp|Arthur C. Clark|Arthur C. Clark}} in a toilet at a science fiction convention.

[[Paul Kidby]] discusses working on the covers for the Discworld novels and understanding the characters. Terry then talks about [[Death]] his most popular character the reaction this creation has garnered from fans. In [[Wincanton]] [[Bernard Pearson]] talks about the [[Discworld Emporium]] and how it grew. Terry then talks about his school days and how he was told he would not amount to much. Then two clips from review shows are shown discussing Terry's works and how the reaction to them has changed over time. Author {{wp|Val McDermid|Val McDermid}} talks about {{NW}} and Terry mentions his knighthood.

The documentary then begins to talk about Alzheimer's, with Terry describing it as being like a very slow motion crash and Rob relates how Terry used his anger at the disease to fuel his writing. The documentary then rounds off with emotional remembrances from Neil, Rhianna and some fans Terry signs off saying 'Don't bugger it up.' and the credits roll over {{wp|Eric Idle|Eric Idle}} singing at Terry's [[Book:Terry Pratchett's Memorial Folio|memorial service]].

==External Links==
[http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p04rnnnj BBC TWO Trailer]

[https://discworld.com/new-documentary-air/ Behind the scenes photos-Discworld.com]

[http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/4QP5HrMfrryfX00qVj789Ds/exclusive-terry-pratchett-back-at-school Extended Scene]