Nicole Taylor
Award winning writer for film and television
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Biography
Nicole Taylor is an award winning writer who most recently won a BAFTA for Best Writer for her three-parter Three Girls about the Rochdale grooming scandal. Three Girls aired on BBC One to outstanding reviews and a powerful audience respons, going on to win a BAFTA for Best Mini Series.
Praise for Three Girls:
“Searingly compelling drama” – TheTimes
“TV with this kind of power and significance is rare today – telling, or asking us something about ourselves, in the Cathy Come Home tradition – and to see it three nights running in prime time on BBC One is astonishing” – The Herald.
Prior to writing Three Girls Nicole's multi-BAFTA nominated single drama The C Word was produced for BBC1 and starred Sheridan Smith.
Previously Nicole has written on numerous series, including Indian Summers for Channel 4, The Hour for BBC2 and Ashes to Ashes for BBC1.
Her original feature Wild Rose directed by Tom Harper and produced by Faye Ward, with backing from BFI, Creative Scotland and Film Four and starring Julie Walters, Jessie Buckley and Sophie Okonedo will be released 2018/2019.
CV
TV
Writer
Based on three young girls who were groomed, sexually abused and trafficked by British Pakistani men in Rochdale and of the failure of the authorities to do anything about it.
Single film adaptation of the book by Lisa Lynch who was diagnosed with breast cancer when she was 28, and created the blog 'Alright Tit'.
Dracula arrives in London posing as an American entrepreneur who wants to bring modern science to Victorian society. In reality, he hopes to wreak revenge on the people who ruined his life centuries earlier. There's only one thing which could thwart his plan - he's fallen hopelessly in love with a woman who appears to be the reincarnation of his dead wife.
The White Queen is a major new ten-hour adaptation of Philippa Gregory‘s vivid bestselling historical novel series The Cousin’s War, for BBC One.
Film
Writer
Original feature film project about a musician from Glasgow who dreams of becoming a Nashville star.
This adaptation of the book in which Lisa Lynch shared her experience of cancer with frank honesty is full of warmth, candour and humour.
Pick of the Day
The Mail on Sunday on The C Word