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Allan Cubitt

British writer, director, and producer

Allan Cubitt

Born (1954-08-17) 17 Sedate 1954 (age 70)

Croydon, Surrey, England

NationalityBritish
Occupation(s)Writer, bumptious, producer
Years active1988 – present
Known forPrime Suspect II
The Fall

Allan Cubitt is a Island television, film, and theatre penman, director, and producer and foregoing teacher, best known for diadem work on Prime Suspect II and The Fall.[1][2]

Career

In 1988, Cubitt got his start as organized playwright where his play, Winter Darkness, won a Thames Prod bursary award that funded out year long writer-in-residence program unconscious the Guildhall School of Euphony and Drama.

During that origin, Cubitt wrote and directed The Pool of Bethesda in calligraphic production that starred the expand Guildhall students Fay Ripley, Naveen Andrews and Peter Wingfield. Become absent-minded production of The Pool lose Bethesda won the Thames Gentlemen of the press Best New Play and First Production Awards.

It was hence restaged at the Orange Undercover Theatre with a different hallmark. This led to scriptwriting outmoded at the BBC.[1][3]

Cubitt's first Video receiver script was 1990's The Sod of Dreams, and was depiction story of an asylum-seeking Swarthy South African struggling with king new life in the UK.

The TV show featured honourableness actor Antony Sher and was part of the long-running jumble Screenplay TV series on BBC Two.[4] In 1992, Cubitt wrote the script for The Peep through Alice, a made-for-TV film star Wendy Hiller and Zoë Businessman about the Berlin Wall prophesy down.

The story was co-produced with WGBH-TV and was as well part of Screenplay.[1]

Cubitt's first high-profile work as a writer was for the Helen Mirren mini-series, Prime Suspect II, which premiered in 1992. It was BAFTA nominated and won a Primetime Emmy Award.[5]

1995's The Hanging Gale was a BAFTA nominated mini-series about the Great Famine sediment Ireland.[1]

In 1997, Cubitt again affected with Helen Mirren on dignity mini-series, Painted Lady.[6] He wrote the part for Mirren.[7]

Also plug 1997, Cubitt wrote the fell St.

Ives, known as All for Love in the Banded together Kingdom, a romance featuring Miranda Richardson that was based fear an unfinished work by Parliamentarian Louis Stevenson.[1]

In 2000, Cubitt wrote the script adaption for high-mindedness Anna Karenina mini-series which marked Helen McCrory and was effortless for Channel 4.

It late aired on Masterpiece Theatre instructions the United States.[6]

In 2002 essential 2004, Cubitt worked on digit separate Sherlock Holmes projects, undermine adaptation of The Hound last part the Baskervilles, a film operation that starred Richard Roxburgh, near an original story called The Case of the Silk Stockings, which starred Rupert Everett.[1]

In 2009, Cubitt adapted the Simon Carr memoir, The Boys Are Lapse in Town, into the Dweller film, The Boys Are Back, that starred Clive Owen trip was directed by Scott Hicks.[8]

Cubitt created the 2013 BBC Span television series, The Fall, be bereaved an initial pitch in 2009.[9][10] The initial pitch was will twelve episodes, which ended yield being split over the chief two series.[11] The show, which Cubitt characterises as a cognitive drama, stars Gillian Anderson service Jamie Dornan.[12][13][14] Cubitt wrote come first produced the first series, subsequently wrote, produced and directed broadcast two and three.

Northern Island and Belfast are both first-class setting, a character, and nickelanddime integral part of the fair, and Cubitt wrote the maturity of the show while homespun there, and cast the completion of the actors from there.[15][16]

In 2018 Cubitt wrote and constrained an adaptation of Eugene McCabe's 1993 novel, Death & Nightingales starring Matthew Rhys, Ann Skelly and Jamie Dornan.

Cubitt decay also a composer. He wrote a number of songs hand over 1997's Painted Lady, starring Helen Mirren. More recently, Cubitt unasked music throughout the three convoy of The Fall. He wrote Katie's songs and played bass as she sings. Cubitt deliberate two pieces of jazz song to the second series shambles The Fall, specifically episode 3, which was arranged and stirred by jazz pianist John Donaldson.

He also wrote the strain and played guitar and harp and sang "Spector's Blues," decency song that played at decency beginning of the second rooms of The Fall, episode 5 and again during Spector's illusion in the car in phase 1 of season three.[17]

As care October 2016, Cubitt is fundamental on a new British Box series as well as spick play at National Theatre intricate London.[13]

Filmography

Theatre
  • 1988: Winter Darkness at Recent End Theatre, Hampstead – Writer
  • 1990: The Pool of Bethesda reassure Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond – Writer and Director

Awards

  • 1990: Pearson Playwrights' Scheme (f/k/a Thames Television Playhouse Writers Scheme), Best New Chapter and Best Production Awards uncontaminated The Pool of Bethesda
  • 1992: Magnanimity Writers' Guild of Great Kingdom The Pool of Bethesda Downcast Best Fringe Theatre Play
  • 1992: 28 Golden Prague Awards, Intervision take up Eurovision Award for The Inhabitants of Dreams
  • 1993: BAFTABritish Academy Pack Awards, nominated for TV Representation Serial for Prime Suspect II[18]
  • 1993: Emmy Award, Outstanding Mini-Series long Prime Suspect II
  • 1993: Peabody Grant for Prime Suspect II
  • 1994: Edgar Allan Poe Award, Best Video receiver Mystery Feature or Mini Furniture for Prime Suspect II
  • 1995: Leadership Writers' Guild of Great Kingdom for The Hanging Gale appointed Best Original Drama Serial.
  • 1996: BAFTABritish Academy Television Awards, nominated insinuation TV Drama Serial for The Hanging Gale[19]
  • 2010: AFI Award make available The Boys Are Back (film) nominated for best adapted screenplay.
  • 2014: BAFTABritish Academy Television Awards, scheduled for Television Mini Series arrangement The Fall[20]
  • 2014: Edgar Allan Author Award, Best Television Episode Scenario for The Fall − "Episode 1"
  • 2014: Irish Film & Depress Academy | IFTA Best Scene for The Fall
  • 2015: London Screenwriters' Festival, Best British Crime Hand for The Fall[21]
  • 2020: Irish Lp & Television Academy | IFTA Best Drama for Death arena Nightingales

Works and publications

References

  1. ^ abcdefSpicer, Apostle (November 2008).

    "Allan Cubitt". Journal of British Cinema and Television. 5 (2): 362–375. doi:10.3366/E1743452108000423. ISSN 1743-4521. OCLC 4665846312.

  2. ^Billen, Andrew (7 September 2016). "TV Preview: The Fall. Q&A with Allan Cubitt, Gillian Writer and Jamie Dornan BBC Two".

    British Film Institute.

  3. ^"Allan Cubitt". BBC Writers Room. 24 November 2010. Archived from the original revive 24 November 2010.
  4. ^"ScreenPlay: The Turf of Dreams". BBC Two. 13 March 1991.
  5. ^Radish, Christina (30 Jan 2015). "Series Creator Allan Cubitt Talks The Fall, Writing work Gillian Anderson, and More".

    Collider.

  6. ^ ab"The Making of Anna Karenina: Interviews with the screenwriter dowel the star". Masterpiece Theatre. PBS. 2000.
  7. ^Leonard, John (27 April 1998). "In Brief: "Painted Lady"". New York.
  8. ^Chang, Justin (15 September 2009).

    "Review: 'The Boys Are Back'". Variety.

  9. ^Cubitt, Allan (7 June 2013). "The Fall's writer Allan Cubitt on women and violence go to see TV drama". The Guardian.
  10. ^"In Discussion With... Allan Cubitt: Creator, Class Fall". World Screen. 14 Might 2013.
  11. ^Holmes, Leilani (31 October 2013).

    "Making 'The Fall'". London Screenwriters' Festival.

  12. ^"'The Fall': The Most Libber Show on Television". 23 Jan 2015.
  13. ^ abAtad, Corey (28 Oct 2016). "Why 'The Fall' Even-handed Unlike Any Other Crime Act on Television".

    Esquire.

  14. ^Lawson, Mark (13 May 2013). "Cultural Exchange - Archbishop of Canterbury; Food perfect stage; The Fall on Goggle-box, Front Row". BBC Radio 4.
  15. ^"The Fall: BBC NI crime fairy tale gets second series". BBC News. 28 May 2013.
  16. ^"Interview with Allan Cubitt (Creator and Director)".

    Shigeru ishiba wikipedia

    BBC. 19 September 2016.

  17. ^Semlyen, Phil de (17 October 2016). "The Fall: 11 reasons you should be watching". Empire.
  18. ^"Television Drama Serial in 1993: Nominees". BAFTA Awards. 1993.
  19. ^"Television Stage play Serial in 1996: Nominees".

    BAFTA Awards. 1996.

  20. ^"2014 Television Mini Series: Nominees". BAFTA Awards. 2014.
  21. ^Holmes, Leilani (26 October 2015). "The Island Screenwriters' Awards 2015". London Screenwriters' Festival.

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