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Harry Thompson
Harry William Thompson (6 February 1960 – 7 November 2005) was an English radio and television producer, comedy writer, novelist and biographer.〔Brown 2005.〕〔''The Telegraph'' 2005.〕〔
Born in London, Thompson was educated at Highgate School and Brasenose College, Oxford University before joining the BBC as a trainee in 1981. He soon focused his attention on comedy, working as a researcher for ''Not the Nine O'Clock News'' and BBC Radio's ''The Mary Whitehouse Experience''. Rising to the level of producer, he produced the BBC radio shows ''The News Quiz'' and ''Lenin of the Rovers''. Hat Trick Productions subsequently employed Thompson to produce a television adaptation of ''The News Quiz'', entitled ''Have I Got News For You'', a critical and commercial success which Thompson produced for five years before moving onto other projects.
A biographer and novelist, Thompson wrote five books: biographies of Hergé and his ''Adventures of Tintin'' series, Peter Cook and Richard Ingrams, as well as a novel, ''This Thing of Darkness'', and the semi-autobiographical ''Penguins Stopped Play''.
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