# Amanda Coe
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amanda coe (born 1965) is an English screenwriter and novelist. Coe says her writing often has comic tones and frequently explores issues of class. Childhood is also a common theme in both her novels and screenwriting.
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Episode 142 - Amanda Coe: Part 1
Amanda Coe is an English novelist and screenwriter, whose credits include the BAFTA-winning adaptation of John Braine's Room at the Top, and her highly-praised thrillers What They Do in the Dark and Getting Colder. This Writing Life met her at Waterstones Piccadilly to talk about everything from he…
A decade of TV, Ballet podcast Tom and Ty Talk, Long Day's Journey into Night reviewed, Neil Innes
How has TV changed in the last decade, from what we watch to how we watch it. Critics Boyd Hilton and Eleanor Stanford discuss, alongside contributions from screen writers Mark Gatiss, Amanda Coe and Mike Bartlett.
Male ballet dancers Ty Singleton and Tom Rogers on how they hope their podcast, Ty a…
Screenwriter Amanda Coe, Bad films we love, Diana Evans
Amanda Coe, novelist and screenwriter of Filth: The Mary Whitehouse Story, Room at the Top and Apple Tree Yard talks about her latest television drama series, The Trial of Christine Keeler. It's the story of the Profumo Affair and John Wilson asks her what the 1963 scandal tells us about power and …
The Trial of Christine Keeler and Mindhunter
Actors Sophie Cookson and Ben Miles discuss The Trial of Christine Keeler, the new BBC1 drama from Amanda Coe about one of the most controversial UK political sex scandals of modern times; while Mindhunter star Holt McCallany opens up about the Netflix crime drama and how the streamer has changed t…
Podcast: Why Muscle Matters
Amanda Coe was a fast rising star in the Canadian business world having worked for the Canadian Federal Government in her 20's. But then a mysterious health crisis sidelined her.
Coe became extremely ill and was bedridden for months. "That really cut me off at the knees," she says.
It turned ou…
Women chefs in the documentary limelight and recapping Top Chef Canada Season 6 Episode 7
With sexism in the restaurant industry being more front of mind than ever, we were excited to get a viewing of the new documentary The Heat from filmmaker Maya Gallus. The film--which will be in theatres this summer and hit television in the fall--focuses on female chefs and industry professionals,…
S2:E17 Des, Black Narcissus
Three and done!We have 2 perfect short binges this week, a true-crime drama, Des, and a remake of a classic film from a classic novel, Black Narcissus. Both are intense dramas with strong performances, dark humor touches.Des - A friendly serial killerNow playing on AMC+ with Prime or Sundance Now w…
OurShelves with Amanda Coe
Join Lucy Scholes as she has a frank, funny and fascinating talk with Amanda Coe, author of three novels, and BAFTA award winning scriptwriter of Black Narcissus – for which she also wrote the introduction to the new Virago Modern Classics edition. Amanda talks about adapting novels for screen (lik…
Open Book: Amanda Coe and Catalan Literature
Amanda Coe talks to Mariella Frostrup about her double writing life as both a novelist and a screenwriter, and Kathy Reichs reveals the book she'd never lend.
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