Jean Buchanan
- British
- Writer, academic, author, editor, presenter, publicist, researcher, script editor and tutor
Ex-lexicographer attempts to make good in comedy.
| Year | Production | Role |
|---|---|---|
| 2011 | To Catch a Thief - Saturday Afternoon Play, BBC Radio 4 | Writer (Adapted By) |
| 2011 | In Search of the Villa Noel Fleuri - BBC Radio 4 Arts Feature as tie-in with radio dramatisation of 'To Catch a Thief' | researcher, writer, presenter |
| 2000 | Welcome to orty-fou | Writer |
| 1996 | The Wild House | Writer |
| 1993 | Week Ending - Series 71
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Writer |
| 1985 | The Princess and the Luteplayer | Writer |
Non-comedy TV and film credits may be found here:
Jean Buchanan on IMDb
- Nationality
- British
- Home town
- Cardiff / Caerdydd
- Resident of
- United Kingdom (Oxford)
Jean Buchanan, a Scot brought up in Wales (Cardiff), has always wanted to be a writer, and , in particular, to write comedy. She started by writing short stories for women's magazines (Woman's Weekly, Bella, My Weekly), which made a change from her day job as a lexicographer on the new ed. of the Oxford English Dictionary. Then she switched to researching quotations for Oxford Dictionaries of Quotations - her favourite, naturally, is Humorous Quotations (various editions, ed. Ned Sherrin, then Gyles Brandreth). She is married to a theoretical physicist, and once met Douglas Adams at a garden party.
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