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Russell T Davies on his new BBC One drama 'Years and Years'
Russell T Davies
Writer, Producer, Showrunner
Years and Years began on BBC One on Tuesday 14th May and on BBC iPlayer. The writer Russell T Davies explains why, despite the shows sometimes dark subject matter, that the real heart of it is about family and how as humans we're hard-wired to laugh, even in the darkest times.
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Gentleman Jack
Sally Wainwright
Writer and Director
Sally Wainwright is a 3 time winner of the BAFTA for Best Drama Writer (for Last Tango in Halifax and Happy Valley). Her new series Gentleman Jack, which she also directs, began on BBC One on Sunday 19th May. Sally explains the background to the series.
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My Writing Life - by Neil Cross, the creator of BBC One's Luther
Neil Cross
Writer
Neil Cross is a novelist and screenwriter. To mark the launch of this year's National Writing Day (26th June) we asked him about his writing life and why it's so important for everyone to have a go at writing.
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Trust Me - Writing Series 2
Dan Sefton
Writer (and Doctor)
Dan Sefton is the writer of Trust Me, which returns for a second series with a new storyline and cast. He explains the premise of the new series, why it may be that doctors make good screenwriters and why it feels like having an exam tomorrow, but for the rest of your life!
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The Victim
Rob Williams
Writer
Rob Williams is the writer of BBC One's new drama The Victim which plays out over 4 consecutive nights from Monday 8th to Thursday 11th April. He explains why he wanted to tell this story and why it is so pertinent now.
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Baptiste
Harry & Jack Williams
Writers & Executive Producers
Harry and Jack Williams explain the inspiration behind BBC One's new crime drama Baptiste, which brings back The Missing's Julien Baptiste in a new story set in Amsterdam.
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How I came to write an episode of Moving On for BBC One
Adam Simpson
Writer & Teacher
Adam Simpson submitted a script through our open submission window several years ago and got a full read and script report. He explains what happened next...
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Writer Neil Cross on Series 5 of Luther
Neil Cross
Writer
Writer Neil Cross explains what's new for Series 5 of Luther, where his ideas come from for the terrifying crimes moments in the show, why he thinks people love Luther and whether there's any possibility of a return. The complete Luther is now available on BBC iPlayer.
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The ABC Murders
Sarah Phelps
Writer
'The ABC Murders' is Sarah Phelps fourth Agatha Christie adaptation following 'And Then There Were None', 'Witness for the Prosecution' and 'Ordeal by Innocence'. She explains why this story appealed to her, her version of Poirot, the 1933 setting and why she chose this particular Poirot as her ...
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Adapting Watership Down for BBC One
Tom Bidwell
Writer
Tom Bidwell has adapted Richard Adams much-loved novel for BBC One. He explains how he got into scriptwriting, what it meant to win an Oscar for his short film Wish 143, how he works across genres from Katy (CBBC) to My Mad Fat Diary (E4) and describes meeting Richard Adams and his family.
