Stephen Volk
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Stephen Volk is a British screenwriter, whose first produced work was Ken Russell's film Gothic in 1986.
His most famous work is Ghostwatch, a controversial drama shown on BBC One on Halloween 1992. It is commonly misrepresented as a hoax documentary, but this was never the intention. It was originally planned as a six-part series [1] , which was reduced to one episode and broadcast as a Screen One drama. His work often involves the supernatural and the paranormal, such as with the ITV1 thriller series Afterlife (2005–06).
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