novels & novelisations
by Martin Noble
World War II black comedy based on the true story of an SS conman, and on scripts by Jack Pulman.
StoryPrivate Gerhardt Otto Schulz, inducted into the SS's dirty tricks department in spite of all his efforts to keep out of the firing line, conceives the idea of flooding the British economy with forged five pound notes. The plan is implemented and his commanding officer, Neuheim, based on Alfred Naujocks, the man who claimed to have started the Second World War, takes all the credit.When Schulz is parachuted into enemy British territory to bury a canister of fivers, the mission goes disastrously wrong and on his return to Germany he is thrown into prison. How he spends the rest of the war and the ensuing peacetime attempting to recover his counterfeit inheritance is the story of Private Schulz. And all this actually happened . . . The BBC TV series (starring Michael Elphick, Ian Richardson and Billie Whitelaw) was nominated for a BAFTA award. The paperback was in the UK Sunday Times Top Ten Paperback List. I received one fan letter from a Californian private eye who wrote:
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Based on Alan Shearman, Ron House and Diz White's screenplay for Handmade Films, this is a comic parody of the Bulldog Drummond genre and British adventure fiction of the 1920s.The film starred Shearman, House, White and Billy Connolly.
The movie starred Kenny Everett, Pamela Stephenson and Vincent Price.
Science fantasy action adventure for 9-14 year olds based on the BBC TV series.A sort of computerized version of Herbie the anthropomorphic Volkswagen, with Automan being able to transform himself into a supercharged jet-powered car. Based on Glen A. Larson's teleplay for Twentieth-Century Fox and BBC TV.
Based on Glen A. Larson's teleplay for Twentieth-Century Fox and BBC TV, a thriller series for older teenagers set in the world of fashion/glamour photography.
Romantic fiction, again for older teenagers, written under the pseudonym of Sara Richardson - a novel uniting a collection of stories about a female detective agent uniting missing persons, culminating in the heroine herself finding her own lost love.Based on Aaron Spelling Productions' teleplay for Twentieth Century Fox.
Touching story for all ages about a poor family struggling to make ends meet at Christmas. In the tradition of It’s a Wonderful Life, a guardian angel reveals an alternative reality to a doubting mother and her children get to meet the real Santa Klaus.Based on Thomas Meehan's screenplay for Walt Disney Productions, the film starred Mary Steenburgen and Harry Dean Stanton. I received one fan letter from a woman in Canada who said it was the best book she’d ever read!
Based on Disney cartoon series for younger readers (7-10) about animal hybrids combining the features of two or more different animals.
Adult black comedy of a bungled kidnap, based on Dale Launer's screenplay for Touchstone Films, the film starred Danny De Vito, Bette Midler and Helen Slater.The movie was a UK box-office No. 1.
Comedy about a feud between two double-glazing salesmen, based on Barry Levinson's screenplay for Touchstone Films starring Danny De Vito, Richard Dreyfuss and Barbara Hershey.
Based on Jeffrey Price and Peter Seaman's screenplay for Touchstone Films and Steven Spielberg.The movie - for children and adults - combining live film with animation and starring Bob Hoskins was a No. 1 US/UK smash hit comedy.
Two books based on scripts produced by the Grundy Organisation (producers of the afternoon soaps Neighbours and Home and Away.
Horror novel for teenagers involving astral travel, virtual reality, trance techno music and the transmogrification of souls.Twelfth in Henderson's Funfax Horror series.
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Two books on dinosaurs for children, based on the new Steven Spielberg movie sequel, | The Lost World: Jurassic Park, released 1997. |
The Lost World, Bk 2: Predators (Hunters) The Lost World, Bk 3: Plant-eaters (Hunted) |
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