Me Home, Friday on My Mind and many others. He stepped down from the producer role in 1995, after working on the feature films An Awfully Big Adventure starring Hugh Grant and Total Eclipse starring Leonardo DiCaprio, but was engaged as an executive producer by Scottish Television from 1998 to 2001, overseeing series including Taggart and the John Hannah episodes of Rebus, and one-off dramas including The Last Musketeer with Robson Green. Hinchcliffe has made numerous appearances on DVD releases of Doctor Who serials made during his time as producer. The documentary Serial Thrillers, included on the Pyramids of Mars DVD release, focuses on his three-year reign as producer in depth, examining what made the show so successful during that period. In 2012, Life After Who: Philip Hinchcliffe was included on The Android Invasion DVD release, in which his daughter Celina Hinchcliffe interviewed him about his career in British television and film after his work on Doctor Who. With the death of Derrick Sherwin in October 2018, Hinchcliffe is the only producer of the classic series of Doctor Who still alive. In 2021, Hinchliffe came out of retirement, returning to Doctor Who to help Big Finish Productions produce audio dramas based on "lost" story ideas from his era on Doctor Who. Personal life While at Associated Pictures, Hinchcliffe met Deirdre Hanefey. The couple married in 1970. They have two children: Christian (born 1973) and television presenter Celina (born 1976). References External links Biography of Philip Hinchcliffe at On Target 1944 births Alumni of Pembroke College, Cambridge BBC television producers English television producers English television writers Living people People educated at Upton Court Grammar School People from Dewsbury