what did julian fellowes write?
Never Mind the Full Stops Julian Fellowes Investigates: A Most Mysterious Murder My Son, My Son Sharpe Monarch of the Glen Our Friends in the North
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 In 1964 , Julian founded Julian Associates and Julian Research Institute , which he managed for the rest of his life . 

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 Waugh had converted to Roman Catholicism in 1930 , after which his satirical , secular writings drew hostility from some Catholic quarters . He did not introduce overt religious themes into A Handful of Dust , but later explained that he intended the book to demonstrate the futility of humanist , as distinct from religious , especially Catholic , values . The book has been dramatised for radio , stage and screen . 

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 The Committee 's final report detailed its investigations into German propaganda , Bolshevism , and other " un @-@ American activities " in the United States and predicted effects of communism 's implementation in the United States . It was endorsed unanimously . Released in June 1919 , it was over 35 @,@ 000 words long , and was compiled by Major Edwin Lowry Humes . 

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 Despite the show 's success , Chapman was still unsure about abandoning his medical career . In between the two series of At Last the 1948 Show he completed his studies at St Bartholomew 's , and became professionally registered as a doctor . Chapman and Cleese also wrote for the long @-@ running television comedy series Doctor in the House , and both appeared on a one @-@ off television special , How to Irritate People alongside Brooke @-@ Taylor and Michael Palin . One of Cleese and Chapman 's sketches , featuring a used car salesman refusing to believe a customer 's model had broken down , became the inspiration for the Dead Parrot sketch . Chapman also co @-@ wrote several episodes of Doctor in the House 's follow up , Doctor in Charge , with Bernard McKenna . 

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 Although most of Waugh 's books had sold well , and he had been well @-@ rewarded for his journalism , his levels of expenditure meant that money problems and tax bills were a recurrent feature in his life . In 1950 , as a means of tax avoidance , he had set up a trust fund for his children ( he termed it the " Save the Children Fund " , after the well @-@ established charity of that name ) into which he placed the initial advance and all future royalties from the Penguin ( paperback ) editions of his books . He was able to augment his personal finances by charging household items to the trust or selling his own possessions to it . Nonetheless , by 1960 , shortage of money led him to agree to an interview on BBC Television , in the Face to Face series conducted by John Freeman . The interview was broadcast on 26 June 1960 ; according to his biographer Selena Hastings , Waugh restrained his instinctive hostility and coolly answered the questions put to him by Freeman , assuming what she describes as a " pose of world @-@ weary boredom " . 
