Dead Famous (novel) belongs to an amateur dramatics society that is starting rehearsals for a performance of Macbeth, one of Coleridge's favourite plays. He desperately wishes to play the lead, but the director wants someone younger to play the lead part. Coleridge's success in solving the murder wins him the part. The idea of Banquo's ghost is Coleridge's method of forcing a confession out of the murderer. The novel is dedicated to the contestants of the first Big Brother series in the UK, the second Big Brother series in the UK and the first Big Brother series in Australia. The book parodies the
The Other Man (1964 TV programme) today" at the ceremony first seen at the beginning of the play. Writer Giles Cooper had himself served as a British army officer with the West Yorkshire Regiment in Burma during the Second World War. He subsequently adapted "The Other Man" as a novel. The complete programme is not thought to exist, although some sequences have survived. The above page includes an extensive list of other Wikipedia articles regarding works of Nazi Germany/Axis/World War II alternate history. The Other Man (1964 TV programme) The Other Man is a British television drama written by Giles Cooper and directed by Gordon Flemyng,