I'll Walk with God

English filmmaker Ian Woodward was formerly a show-business correspondent for Britain's national media and appeared regularly on the BBC as presenter (among others) of Radio 2's Jazz in Britain contributor to Radio 4's Woman's Hour. He is the author of more than 30 books), published in 15 languages (including Arabic and Japanese), among them worldwide best-selling biographies of Hollywood stars Audrey Hepburn and Glenda Jackson. Hollywood director John Landis based "An American Werewolf in London" on Ian Woodward's international best-seller "The Werewolf Delusion". His Audrey Hepburn biography (never out of print since first published) spawned the musical "Fair Lady of the Screen", composed by Bee Gees keyboardist Rudi Dobson and released on CD by President Records. His last six films - "Adoration: A Natural History", "Love Song: The Triumph and Tragedy Of Tchaikovsky", "The Red Rose", "Too Many Ghosts", "Silly Robin" and "From Bohemia's Woods and Fields" - have won 50 international awards and been screened on TV, in theatres and open-air cinemas across the United States, Australia and throughout Europe: nearly 30 countries in all. "Love Song" has just been awarded the prestigious Award of Excellence prize at the 2015 Canada International Film Festival, Vancouver. In 2016 he will be shooting the horror film "The Werewolf Delusion", from an original screenplay based on his book of the same name. He lives with wife Zenka near London in the historical village of Kings Langley.