BBC chief has defended the channel for making a drama about pervert Jimmy Savile.Many critics have claimed it is still too soon to make a show about the paedophile Jim’ll Fix It host whose sick antics came to light following his death aged 84 in 2011.He is now believed to have sexually abused as many as 500 young people.However, BBC head of drama Piers Wenger said the series - starring Steve Coogan as the shamed TV presenter and DJ - would be “sensitive” to his victims and their families and said they had also worked with them too on the story.He said: “It is a decade since Jimmy Savile died and it will be a decade next year since his behaviour first came into the public eye.“Our primary intention with the drama is to give a voice to the.
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