Antony Jay
British director
1980-1982 |
screenplay | |
 Minor politician Jim Hacker becomes the Minister of Administrative Affairs and starts his struggle with bureaucracy within ministry and Civil Service. | ||
1986-1987 |
screenplay | |
Due to some extraordinary coincidences Jim Hacker finds himself in position to become a new Prime Minister and moves up from ministry to diplomacy. | ||
2013-2013 |
screenplay | |
Modern version of Yes Prime Minister - the short story showing the events behind the economical crisis within European Union and how James Hacker struggles to overcome it by very unlike means. | ||
