Huw Wheldon
Huw Wheldon was a prominent figure in British television, serving as the head of documentaries at the BBC during the 1960s. He played a crucial role in commissioning Peter Watkins' The War Game, but later expressed concerns over its content, particularly its portrayal of police and the political implications it raised. Wheldon's influence on documentary filmmaking and broadcasting standards was significant, as he navigated the complex intersection of art, politics, and public sentiment.
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Huw Wheldon, the BBC's then head of documentaries, was impressed with the result of the film.
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