"Whose last literary work was the TV play ""Karaoke and Cold Lazarus""?"
Cold Lazarus evenings, with a repeat on BBC1 the following day. Parts of "Karaoke" and "Cold Lazarus" were filmed in the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire, which is where Dennis Potter was born and raised, and children from local schools including St. Briavels Parochial Primary School appeared in the film as extras in flashbacks. As a result of the BBC and Channel 4 collaboration on these works, the copyright and further usage rights have remained unclear for years. However, both are available to watch online via the Channel 4 website, and Virgin Media's on demand service. Both "Karaoke" and "Cold Lazarus" were
Cold Lazarus to put Feeld out of his misery. In the confrontation that ensues, Glazunov is able to kill Siltz, and, after a final communication with Feeld, he destroys the laboratory, Feeld's head, and himself, in the process. The series also featured an early TV appearance by Rupert Penry-Jones as a militiaman. Additionally, some of the cast of "Karaoke" appear in Feeld's flashbacks. Many of the futuristic costumes made for the actors to wear in "Cold Lazarus" were later bought by the film company Wibbell Productions and subsequently used in the feature film "The Vampires of Bloody Island" in 2007. Wibbell later