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'Based on Upfield's Inspector Bonaparte novels, the TV series Boney was made in Australia in 1971, yet despite worldwide acclaim, has never been shown in the USA. This PDF file (to view on a computer - PC or Mac) by Roger Mitchell tells the whole fascinating story of how Upfield created his half-Aborigine [sic] detective, and how the TV show was planned and shot. It has new interviews with the producer, directors and controversial star James Laurenson - and exclusive behind-the-scenes photos. It also contains articles on each episode, information on the company's other series, a Press section, an overview of each novel AND biographies of the creators of the show.' (Publisher's blurb)
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White Man, Black Man
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review
— Review of Boney 1972 series - publisher film/TV ;
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