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Jimmy McGovern, one of the UK’s most celebrated television screenwriters, discusses his passion for people, his politics and what makes a great screenplay.
McGovern cut his teeth working on Brookside (1982-1988), writing many plotlines tackling tough social and political issues over the course of his six-year stint. Next he created Cracker (1994), one of the most complex and sympathetic characters ever seen on the small screen, vividly portrayed by Robbie Coltrane. Cracker set the tone for McGovern’s future work, which although dramatically different, bear similarities in their mix of unflinching social commentary and compelling drama. It was the first of his work to earn McGovern a BAFTA nod (for Drama Series, with Gub Neal in 1994), and he would be nominated a further eight times in various categories. His BAFTA wins include Hillsborough for Single Drama in 1997 (with Nicola Shindler, Charles McDougall and Katy Jones); and two for The Street for Drama Series in 2007 and 2008 (with Sita Williams, Terry McDonough, John Chapman, David Blair and Ken Horn). He was presented with BAFTA’s Dennis Potter Award in 1995.
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BBC Writersroom interviews BAFTA-award winning writer, Jimmy McGovern (Cracker, Accused).
bbc.co.uk/writersroom
- published: 09 Feb 2015
- views: 1666
Jimmy McGovern talks about his new drama Broken for BBC One and his writing career, plus shares some advice.
- published: 07 Jun 2017
- views: 45
DRAMA: Jimmy McGovern - Hearts and Minds (1995)
Episode Two
When: February 1995
Duration: 00:49:44
_______________________________
Cast:
Christopher Eccleston .... Drew Mackenzie
David Harewood .... Trevor
Ian McElhinney .... Alex
Sara Mair-Thomas .... Mo
Peter Halliday .... Shotton
Pauline Black .... Joanna
Jonathan Dow .... Maurice (as Jo Dow)
Peter Armitage .... Norman
Lynda Steadman .... Emma Mackenzie
Mark Womack .... Archie
Ann Joseph .... Maggie
Made in between series two and three of "Cracker" as he slowly handed over the reins to Paul Abbott, McGovern crafted a semi-autobiographical four part drama for Christopher Eccleston (so memorable as the ill-fated DCI Bilborough in "Cracker"). Concerning Eccleston's ex-shop steward turned novice teacher Drew MacKenzie's first year at an inner city Liverpool comprehensive, McGovern's drama is gritty, caustic, sharp and moving. The hallmarks of McGovern's writing are all there: sharp dialogue, naturalistic acting, bristling social conscience and the ability to turn narrative on its head with dramatic plot twists. While perhaps not in the same league as his work on the awesome "Cracker", "Hearts and Minds" is top notch drama from one of modern British television's foremost dramatists. Taken as a body of work, "Cracker", "Hearts and Minds", "Go Now", "Hillsborough", "The Lakes", "Dockers", "Sunday", "Gunpowder, Treason and Plot" and now "The Street" show that for true mastery of the TV drama, few can beat McGovern.
The cast is uniformly excellent, with Eccleston's bustling, energetic performance as Drew the highlight, but credit for David Harewood's Trevor, providing the weary conterpoint to Drew's idealism. Mike Leigh alumni Peter Wight is also excellent in the first episode.
Re-appraising "Hearts and Minds" in 2006, one should look at it from many viewpoints. McGovern's star has grown and this was the proof that Eccleston could carry a drama as lead. His development through the films of Michael Winterbottom and Danny Boyle, and his repeated collaborations with McGovern have cemented his position as one of the most interesting actors of his generation, while his projects with Russell T Davies have seen him as the re-incarnation of Jesus and the ubiquitous Timelord to outstanding critical and popular acclaim. "Hearts and Minds" also proved a forerunner for "Teachers" and "Waterloo Road", though I would say McGovern did it better. It still holds up today as a strong, angry, vibrant production. One would hope that the education system has aged as well in the intervening decade.
- published: 18 Jul 2013
- views: 9888
Jimmy McGovern's excellent script imagines an alternative contemporary history in which a pilot scheme to decriminalise heroin has been
launched in Liverpool in order to combat the rising tide of criminality and disease associated with addiction to the drug. The story follows
a hapless young dude who begins as a casual user and gradually succumbs to addiction.
- published: 22 Nov 2012
- views: 35041
The cast and crew of Broken discuss the power of Jimmy McGovern's writing. Broken starts Sunday July 9.
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- published: 20 Jun 2017
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Young Johnjo O'Shea drives his cousin Tony and two friends to a takeaway, unaware that they intend to beat up another youth. In the fracas one of the trio, psycho Kieran Gillespie, stabs to death innocent bystander Thomas Hughes and threatens Johnjo not to go to the police. However Johnjo voluntarily gives a statement to DI Hastings but finds himself remanded in custody despite being guiltless of any crime. Under an ancient legal process known as Joint Enterprise which holds that any accomplice was aware of malicious intent he stands trial with the others. His lawyer puts up an excellent case for him but the judge feels unable to oppose Joint Enterprise and, although only Gillespie gets life, the other boys are forced to plead guilty to GBH and get five years. Parallel to the O'Sheas' plight is the reaction of Thomas's estranged parents, especially his mother Margaret, who ultimately feels a kinship with Johnjo's mother after receiving a letter of apology from the boy. As the credits ...
- published: 01 Aug 2015
- views: 1531
Jimmy McGovern's gritty drama-documentary tells the story of the events of Bloody Sunday when British paratroopers shot dead 13 unarmed civilians and wounded a further 15 during an anti-Internment march in Derry, Ireland. A dramatized reconstruction of the events between 1968 and 1973, 'Sunday' is based entirely on fact, using British Government documents, interviews, eyewitness reports and court transcripts. This gripping film examines the personal tragedies, the political context and the impact of the Widgery Inquiry that followed (Description from the DVD cover).
This is the rarer of the two films made depicting the events of Bloody Sunday and for my money the better of the two.
Bloody Sunday (The second in Irish History) was the massacre on the 30th of January 1972 of innocent civilians by the soldiers from the 1st Battalion of the Parachute Regiment British Army.
On the 30th of January 1970 a Civil Rights demonstration by the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association was taking place in Derry. The march was attacked by British troops killing 13 on the day another died later from his wounds. 14 others were injured. Several of those shot were trying to help other victims or were shot in the back while fleeing.
The British authorities then did everything in their power to cover up the crimes of their soldiers. Blaming the I.R.A. or rioters for starting the shooting. They planted nail bombs on innocent victims, tampered with evidence, intimidated eyewitness and held a whitewash of an inquiry in the form of Widgery Tribunal. While all the time protecting the guilty.
This was far from the only such incident of it's kind committed by the British Army during the Troubles. Other similar crimes were the Springhill Massacre, and the Ballymurphy Massacre and then there were crimes where they colluded with Loyalist groups to commit like the Dublin & Monaghan Bombing and the Miami Showband massacre.
KILLED:
Patrick Doherty (31)
Gerald Donaghy (17)
John 'Jackie' Duddy (17)
Hugh Gilmour (17)
Michael Kelly (17)
Michael McDaid (20)
Kevin McElhinney (17)
Bernard 'Barney' McGuigan (41)
Gerard McKinney (35)
William 'Willie' McKinney (27)
William Nash (19)
James Wray (22)
John Young (17)
John Johnston (59)
INJURED:
Thirteen other people, excluding Mr Johnston, were injured on the day. They were: Michael Bradley (22), Michael Bridge (25), Alana Burke (18), Patrick Campbell (51), Margaret Deery (31), Damien Donaghy (15), Joseph Friel (22), Danny Gillespie (32), Patrick McDaid (25), Daniel McGowan (38), Joseph Mahon (16), Alexander Nash (51) and Michael Quinn (17).
Read the links for more:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloody_Sunday_(1972)
http://www.museumoffreederry.org/history-bloody-events.html
http://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2001/01/inq-j31.html
http://www.derrydaily.net/2013/10/19/breaking-news-british-troops-to-be-arrested-for-bloody-sunday-murders/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/bloody_sunday
http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/bloody-sunday-in-northern-ireland
Ballymurphy Massacre
http://vimeo.com/83870650
- published: 20 Oct 2013
- views: 32192
DRAMA: Jimmy McGovern - Hearts and Minds (1995)
Episode Three
When: February 1995
Duration: 00:48:07
_______________________________
Cast:
Christopher Eccleston .... Drew Mackenzie
David Harewood .... Trevor
Ian McElhinney .... Alex
Sara Mair-Thomas .... Mo
Peter Halliday .... Shotton
Pauline Black .... Joanna
Jonathan Dow .... Maurice (as Jo Dow)
Peter Armitage .... Norman
Lynda Steadman .... Emma Mackenzie
Mark Womack .... Archie
Ann Joseph .... Maggie
Made in between series two and three of "Cracker" as he slowly handed over the reins to Paul Abbott, McGovern crafted a semi-autobiographical four part drama for Christopher Eccleston (so memorable as the ill-fated DCI Bilborough in "Cracker"). Concerning Eccleston's ex-shop steward turned novice teacher Drew MacKenzie's first year at an inner city Liverpool comprehensive, McGovern's drama is gritty, caustic, sharp and moving. The hallmarks of McGovern's writing are all there: sharp dialogue, naturalistic acting, bristling social conscience and the ability to turn narrative on its head with dramatic plot twists. While perhaps not in the same league as his work on the awesome "Cracker", "Hearts and Minds" is top notch drama from one of modern British television's foremost dramatists. Taken as a body of work, "Cracker", "Hearts and Minds", "Go Now", "Hillsborough", "The Lakes", "Dockers", "Sunday", "Gunpowder, Treason and PLot" and now "The Street" show that for true mastery of the TV drama, few can beat McGovern.
The cast is uniformly excellent, with Eccleston's bustling, energetic performance as Drew the highlight, but credit for David Harewood's Trevor, providing the weary conterpoint to Drew's idealism. Mike Leigh alumni Peter Wight is also excellent in the first episode.
Re-appraising "Hearts and Minds" in 2006, one should look at it from many viewpoints. McGovern's star has grown and this was the proof that Eccleston could carry a drama as lead. His development through the films of Michael Winterbottom and Danny Boyle, and his repeated collaborations with McGovern have cemented his position as one of the most interesting actors of his generation, while his projects with Russell T Davies have seen him as the re-incarnation of Jesus and the ubiquitous Timelord to outstanding critical and popular acclaim. "Hearts and Minds" also proved a forerunner for "Teachers" and "Waterloo Road", though I would say McGovern did it better. It still holds up today as a strong, angry, vibrant production. One would hope that the education system has aged as well in the intervening decade.
- published: 19 Jul 2013
- views: 5735
Jimmy McGovern
James Stanley "Jimmy" McGovern (born September 1949 in Liverpool, Merseyside) is an English screenwriter and producer. He created the television series Cracker (1993-1995), a popular and critical success in the UK, for which he received two Edgar Awards from the Mystery Writers of America. He has also received recognition for The Lakes, The Street and Accused, among others.
Early life
McGovern was one of nine children born to working-class Irish Catholic parents, William McGovern and Jane Warner. He had a stammer until the age of eight. He attended a Jesuit secondary school, St Francis Xavier's College in Liverpool. Feeling that the teachers did not recognise his talent, he left as soon as he could.
He taught for a time in a secondary comprehensive school, where he organised the end-of-school play.
Television writing career
In 1982, McGovern started his TV career working on Channel 4's soap opera Brookside. He tackled many social issues in the course of the series, especially unemployment – which was at a postwar high at the time.
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33:09“You can’t expect characters to cry unless you cry writing it” Jimmy McGovern's screenwriting advice
“You can’t expect characters to cry unless you cry writing it” Jimmy McGovern's screenwriting advice“You can’t expect characters to cry unless you cry writing it” Jimmy McGovern's screenwriting advice
Jimmy McGovern, one of the UK’s most celebrated television screenwriters, discusses his passion for people, his politics and what makes a great screenplay. McGovern cut his teeth working on Brookside (1982-1988), writing many plotlines tackling tough social and political issues over the course of his six-year stint. Next he created Cracker (1994), one of the most complex and sympathetic characters ever seen on the small screen, vividly portrayed by Robbie Coltrane. Cracker set the tone for McGovern’s future work, which although dramatically different, bear similarities in their mix of unflinching social commentary and compelling drama. It was the first of his work to earn McGovern a BAFTA nod (for Drama Series, with Gub Neal in 1994), and he would be nominated a further eight times in various categories. His BAFTA wins include Hillsborough for Single Drama in 1997 (with Nicola Shindler, Charles McDougall and Katy Jones); and two for The Street for Drama Series in 2007 and 2008 (with Sita Williams, Terry McDonough, John Chapman, David Blair and Ken Horn). He was presented with BAFTA’s Dennis Potter Award in 1995. Enjoyed the video? Subscribe to our channel for new videos every week: https://youtube.com/user/BAFTAGuru Stay up to date with the latest news from BAFTA: Twitter: @BAFTAGuru: https://twitter.com/BAFTAGuru @BAFTA: https://twitter.com/BAFTA @BAFTAGames: https://twitter.com/BAFTAGames Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bafta Instagram: http://instagram.com/bafta Tumblr: Film: http://bafta-film.tumblr.com/ TV: http://bafta-television.tumblr.com/ Games: http://bafta-games.tumblr.com/ Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/bafta/ Google+ : https://plus.google.com/+BAFTA/posts Sign up to receive our emails: http://guru.bafta.org/newsletter And don't forget you can also subscribe to our podcasts: iTunes: http://bit.ly/Vz84HI Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/bafta Websites: http://www.bafta.org/guru http://www.bafta.org http://www.bafta.org/ygd -
5:45BBC Writersroom Jimmy McGovern interview
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49:45Hearts and Minds (1995) Episode 2 - Jimmy McGovern - Christopher Eccleston - David Harewood
Hearts and Minds (1995) Episode 2 - Jimmy McGovern - Christopher Eccleston - David HarewoodHearts and Minds (1995) Episode 2 - Jimmy McGovern - Christopher Eccleston - David Harewood
DRAMA: Jimmy McGovern - Hearts and Minds (1995) Episode Two When: February 1995 Duration: 00:49:44 _______________________________ Cast: Christopher Eccleston .... Drew Mackenzie David Harewood .... Trevor Ian McElhinney .... Alex Sara Mair-Thomas .... Mo Peter Halliday .... Shotton Pauline Black .... Joanna Jonathan Dow .... Maurice (as Jo Dow) Peter Armitage .... Norman Lynda Steadman .... Emma Mackenzie Mark Womack .... Archie Ann Joseph .... Maggie Made in between series two and three of "Cracker" as he slowly handed over the reins to Paul Abbott, McGovern crafted a semi-autobiographical four part drama for Christopher Eccleston (so memorable as the ill-fated DCI Bilborough in "Cracker"). Concerning Eccleston's ex-shop steward turned novice teacher Drew MacKenzie's first year at an inner city Liverpool comprehensive, McGovern's drama is gritty, caustic, sharp and moving. The hallmarks of McGovern's writing are all there: sharp dialogue, naturalistic acting, bristling social conscience and the ability to turn narrative on its head with dramatic plot twists. While perhaps not in the same league as his work on the awesome "Cracker", "Hearts and Minds" is top notch drama from one of modern British television's foremost dramatists. Taken as a body of work, "Cracker", "Hearts and Minds", "Go Now", "Hillsborough", "The Lakes", "Dockers", "Sunday", "Gunpowder, Treason and Plot" and now "The Street" show that for true mastery of the TV drama, few can beat McGovern. The cast is uniformly excellent, with Eccleston's bustling, energetic performance as Drew the highlight, but credit for David Harewood's Trevor, providing the weary conterpoint to Drew's idealism. Mike Leigh alumni Peter Wight is also excellent in the first episode. Re-appraising "Hearts and Minds" in 2006, one should look at it from many viewpoints. McGovern's star has grown and this was the proof that Eccleston could carry a drama as lead. His development through the films of Michael Winterbottom and Danny Boyle, and his repeated collaborations with McGovern have cemented his position as one of the most interesting actors of his generation, while his projects with Russell T Davies have seen him as the re-incarnation of Jesus and the ubiquitous Timelord to outstanding critical and popular acclaim. "Hearts and Minds" also proved a forerunner for "Teachers" and "Waterloo Road", though I would say McGovern did it better. It still holds up today as a strong, angry, vibrant production. One would hope that the education system has aged as well in the intervening decade. -
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Jimmy McGovern's excellent script imagines an alternative contemporary history in which a pilot scheme to decriminalise heroin has been launched in Liverpool in order to combat the rising tide of criminality and disease associated with addiction to the drug. The story follows a hapless young dude who begins as a casual user and gradually succumbs to addiction. -
2:14Jimmy McGovern's Writing - Broken - BBC First
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Young Johnjo O'Shea drives his cousin Tony and two friends to a takeaway, unaware that they intend to beat up another youth. In the fracas one of the trio, psycho Kieran Gillespie, stabs to death innocent bystander Thomas Hughes and threatens Johnjo not to go to the police. However Johnjo voluntarily gives a statement to DI Hastings but finds himself remanded in custody despite being guiltless of any crime. Under an ancient legal process known as Joint Enterprise which holds that any accomplice was aware of malicious intent he stands trial with the others. His lawyer puts up an excellent case for him but the judge feels unable to oppose Joint Enterprise and, although only Gillespie gets life, the other boys are forced to plead guilty to GBH and get five years. Parallel to the O'Sheas' plight is the reaction of Thomas's estranged parents, especially his mother Margaret, who ultimately feels a kinship with Johnjo's mother after receiving a letter of apology from the boy. As the credits ... -
1:36:50Hillsborough - TV Movie (1996)
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1:31:53Sunday
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Jimmy McGovern's gritty drama-documentary tells the story of the events of Bloody Sunday when British paratroopers shot dead 13 unarmed civilians and wounded a further 15 during an anti-Internment march in Derry, Ireland. A dramatized reconstruction of the events between 1968 and 1973, 'Sunday' is based entirely on fact, using British Government documents, interviews, eyewitness reports and court transcripts. This gripping film examines the personal tragedies, the political context and the impact of the Widgery Inquiry that followed (Description from the DVD cover). This is the rarer of the two films made depicting the events of Bloody Sunday and for my money the better of the two. Bloody Sunday (The second in Irish History) was the massacre on the 30th of January 1972 of innocent civilians by the soldiers from the 1st Battalion of the Parachute Regiment British Army. On the 30th of January 1970 a Civil Rights demonstration by the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association was taking place in Derry. The march was attacked by British troops killing 13 on the day another died later from his wounds. 14 others were injured. Several of those shot were trying to help other victims or were shot in the back while fleeing. The British authorities then did everything in their power to cover up the crimes of their soldiers. Blaming the I.R.A. or rioters for starting the shooting. They planted nail bombs on innocent victims, tampered with evidence, intimidated eyewitness and held a whitewash of an inquiry in the form of Widgery Tribunal. While all the time protecting the guilty. This was far from the only such incident of it's kind committed by the British Army during the Troubles. Other similar crimes were the Springhill Massacre, and the Ballymurphy Massacre and then there were crimes where they colluded with Loyalist groups to commit like the Dublin & Monaghan Bombing and the Miami Showband massacre. KILLED: Patrick Doherty (31) Gerald Donaghy (17) John 'Jackie' Duddy (17) Hugh Gilmour (17) Michael Kelly (17) Michael McDaid (20) Kevin McElhinney (17) Bernard 'Barney' McGuigan (41) Gerard McKinney (35) William 'Willie' McKinney (27) William Nash (19) James Wray (22) John Young (17) John Johnston (59) INJURED: Thirteen other people, excluding Mr Johnston, were injured on the day. They were: Michael Bradley (22), Michael Bridge (25), Alana Burke (18), Patrick Campbell (51), Margaret Deery (31), Damien Donaghy (15), Joseph Friel (22), Danny Gillespie (32), Patrick McDaid (25), Daniel McGowan (38), Joseph Mahon (16), Alexander Nash (51) and Michael Quinn (17). Read the links for more: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloody_Sunday_(1972) http://www.museumoffreederry.org/history-bloody-events.html http://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2001/01/inq-j31.html http://www.derrydaily.net/2013/10/19/breaking-news-british-troops-to-be-arrested-for-bloody-sunday-murders/ http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/bloody_sunday http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/bloody-sunday-in-northern-ireland Ballymurphy Massacre http://vimeo.com/83870650 -
48:08Hearts and Minds (1995) Episode 3 - Jimmy McGovern - Christopher Eccleston - David Harewood
Hearts and Minds (1995) Episode 3 - Jimmy McGovern - Christopher Eccleston - David HarewoodHearts and Minds (1995) Episode 3 - Jimmy McGovern - Christopher Eccleston - David Harewood
DRAMA: Jimmy McGovern - Hearts and Minds (1995) Episode Three When: February 1995 Duration: 00:48:07 _______________________________ Cast: Christopher Eccleston .... Drew Mackenzie David Harewood .... Trevor Ian McElhinney .... Alex Sara Mair-Thomas .... Mo Peter Halliday .... Shotton Pauline Black .... Joanna Jonathan Dow .... Maurice (as Jo Dow) Peter Armitage .... Norman Lynda Steadman .... Emma Mackenzie Mark Womack .... Archie Ann Joseph .... Maggie Made in between series two and three of "Cracker" as he slowly handed over the reins to Paul Abbott, McGovern crafted a semi-autobiographical four part drama for Christopher Eccleston (so memorable as the ill-fated DCI Bilborough in "Cracker"). Concerning Eccleston's ex-shop steward turned novice teacher Drew MacKenzie's first year at an inner city Liverpool comprehensive, McGovern's drama is gritty, caustic, sharp and moving. The hallmarks of McGovern's writing are all there: sharp dialogue, naturalistic acting, bristling social conscience and the ability to turn narrative on its head with dramatic plot twists. While perhaps not in the same league as his work on the awesome "Cracker", "Hearts and Minds" is top notch drama from one of modern British television's foremost dramatists. Taken as a body of work, "Cracker", "Hearts and Minds", "Go Now", "Hillsborough", "The Lakes", "Dockers", "Sunday", "Gunpowder, Treason and PLot" and now "The Street" show that for true mastery of the TV drama, few can beat McGovern. The cast is uniformly excellent, with Eccleston's bustling, energetic performance as Drew the highlight, but credit for David Harewood's Trevor, providing the weary conterpoint to Drew's idealism. Mike Leigh alumni Peter Wight is also excellent in the first episode. Re-appraising "Hearts and Minds" in 2006, one should look at it from many viewpoints. McGovern's star has grown and this was the proof that Eccleston could carry a drama as lead. His development through the films of Michael Winterbottom and Danny Boyle, and his repeated collaborations with McGovern have cemented his position as one of the most interesting actors of his generation, while his projects with Russell T Davies have seen him as the re-incarnation of Jesus and the ubiquitous Timelord to outstanding critical and popular acclaim. "Hearts and Minds" also proved a forerunner for "Teachers" and "Waterloo Road", though I would say McGovern did it better. It still holds up today as a strong, angry, vibrant production. One would hope that the education system has aged as well in the intervening decade.
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Famous quotes by Jimmy McGovern:
"The Street is based on the idea that you can walk down any street, knock on any door and there will be a story. Six great stories about ordinary people in extraordinary situations."
"People sometimes forget that they love each other. I think that's the essence of the first story."
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“You can’t expect characters to cry unless you cry writing it” Jimmy McGovern's screenwriting advice
Jimmy McGovern, one of the UK’s most celebrated television screenwriters, discusses his passion for people, his politics and what makes a great screenplay. McGovern cut his teeth working on Brookside (1982-1988), writing many plotlines tackling tough social and political issues over the course of his six-year stint. Next he created Cracker (1994), one of the most complex and sympathetic characters ever seen on the small screen, vividly portrayed by Robbie Coltrane. Cracker set the tone for McGovern’s future work, which although dramatically different, bear similarities in their mix of unflinching social commentary and compelling drama. It was the first of his work to earn McGovern a BAFTA nod (for Drama Series, with Gub Neal in 1994), and he would be nominated a further eight times in var...
published: 12 Oct 2016 -
BBC Writersroom Jimmy McGovern interview
BBC Writersroom interviews BAFTA-award winning writer, Jimmy McGovern (Cracker, Accused). bbc.co.uk/writersroom
published: 09 Feb 2015 -
BBC Writersroom interviews... Jimmy McGovern
Jimmy McGovern talks about his new drama Broken for BBC One and his writing career, plus shares some advice.
published: 07 Jun 2017 -
Hearts and Minds (1995) Episode 2 - Jimmy McGovern - Christopher Eccleston - David Harewood
DRAMA: Jimmy McGovern - Hearts and Minds (1995) Episode Two When: February 1995 Duration: 00:49:44 _______________________________ Cast: Christopher Eccleston .... Drew Mackenzie David Harewood .... Trevor Ian McElhinney .... Alex Sara Mair-Thomas .... Mo Peter Halliday .... Shotton Pauline Black .... Joanna Jonathan Dow .... Maurice (as Jo Dow) Peter Armitage .... Norman Lynda Steadman .... Emma Mackenzie Mark Womack .... Archie Ann Joseph .... Maggie Made in between series two and three of "Cracker" as he slowly handed over the reins to Paul Abbott, McGovern crafted a semi-autobiographical four part drama for Christopher Eccleston (so memorable as the ill-fated DCI Bilborough in "Cracker"). Concerning Eccleston's ex-shop steward turned novice teacher Drew MacKe...
published: 18 Jul 2013 -
Needle 1990
Jimmy McGovern's excellent script imagines an alternative contemporary history in which a pilot scheme to decriminalise heroin has been launched in Liverpool in order to combat the rising tide of criminality and disease associated with addiction to the drug. The story follows a hapless young dude who begins as a casual user and gradually succumbs to addiction.
published: 22 Nov 2012 -
Jimmy McGovern's Writing - Broken - BBC First
The cast and crew of Broken discuss the power of Jimmy McGovern's writing. Broken starts Sunday July 9. Subscribe here for more BBC First clips and content - http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=BBCFirstAustralia BBC First Website - http://www.bbc.com/first BBC First YouTube Channel - http://www.youtube.com/user/BBCFirstAustralia BBC First Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/BBCFirstAus BBC First Twitter - https://twitter.com/BBCFirstAus BBC First Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/bbcfirstaus This is a channel from BBC Worldwide who help fund new BBC programmes.
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Young Johnjo O'Shea drives his cousin Tony and two friends to a takeaway, unaware that they intend to beat up another youth. In the fracas one of the trio, psycho Kieran Gillespie, stabs to death innocent bystander Thomas Hughes and threatens Johnjo not to go to the police. However Johnjo voluntarily gives a statement to DI Hastings but finds himself remanded in custody despite being guiltless of any crime. Under an ancient legal process known as Joint Enterprise which holds that any accomplice was aware of malicious intent he stands trial with the others. His lawyer puts up an excellent case for him but the judge feels unable to oppose Joint Enterprise and, although only Gillespie gets life, the other boys are forced to plead guilty to GBH and get five years. Parallel to the O'Sheas' plig...
published: 01 Aug 2015 -
Hillsborough - TV Movie (1996)
published: 15 Sep 2012 -
Sunday
Jimmy McGovern's gritty drama-documentary tells the story of the events of Bloody Sunday when British paratroopers shot dead 13 unarmed civilians and wounded a further 15 during an anti-Internment march in Derry, Ireland. A dramatized reconstruction of the events between 1968 and 1973, 'Sunday' is based entirely on fact, using British Government documents, interviews, eyewitness reports and court transcripts. This gripping film examines the personal tragedies, the political context and the impact of the Widgery Inquiry that followed (Description from the DVD cover). This is the rarer of the two films made depicting the events of Bloody Sunday and for my money the better of the two. Bloody Sunday (The second in Irish History) was the massacre on the 30th of January 1972 of innocent civil...
published: 20 Oct 2013 -
Hearts and Minds (1995) Episode 3 - Jimmy McGovern - Christopher Eccleston - David Harewood
DRAMA: Jimmy McGovern - Hearts and Minds (1995) Episode Three When: February 1995 Duration: 00:48:07 _______________________________ Cast: Christopher Eccleston .... Drew Mackenzie David Harewood .... Trevor Ian McElhinney .... Alex Sara Mair-Thomas .... Mo Peter Halliday .... Shotton Pauline Black .... Joanna Jonathan Dow .... Maurice (as Jo Dow) Peter Armitage .... Norman Lynda Steadman .... Emma Mackenzie Mark Womack .... Archie Ann Joseph .... Maggie Made in between series two and three of "Cracker" as he slowly handed over the reins to Paul Abbott, McGovern crafted a semi-autobiographical four part drama for Christopher Eccleston (so memorable as the ill-fated DCI Bilborough in "Cracker"). Concerning Eccleston's ex-shop steward turned novice teacher Drew MacK...
published: 19 Jul 2013
“You can’t expect characters to cry unless you cry writing it” Jimmy McGovern's screenwriting advice
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- Duration: 33:09
- Updated: 12 Oct 2016
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Jimmy McGovern, one of the UK’s most celebrated television screenwriters, discusses his passion for people, his politics and what makes a great screenplay.
McG...
Jimmy McGovern, one of the UK’s most celebrated television screenwriters, discusses his passion for people, his politics and what makes a great screenplay.
McGovern cut his teeth working on Brookside (1982-1988), writing many plotlines tackling tough social and political issues over the course of his six-year stint. Next he created Cracker (1994), one of the most complex and sympathetic characters ever seen on the small screen, vividly portrayed by Robbie Coltrane. Cracker set the tone for McGovern’s future work, which although dramatically different, bear similarities in their mix of unflinching social commentary and compelling drama. It was the first of his work to earn McGovern a BAFTA nod (for Drama Series, with Gub Neal in 1994), and he would be nominated a further eight times in various categories. His BAFTA wins include Hillsborough for Single Drama in 1997 (with Nicola Shindler, Charles McDougall and Katy Jones); and two for The Street for Drama Series in 2007 and 2008 (with Sita Williams, Terry McDonough, John Chapman, David Blair and Ken Horn). He was presented with BAFTA’s Dennis Potter Award in 1995.
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Jimmy McGovern, one of the UK’s most celebrated television screenwriters, discusses his passion for people, his politics and what makes a great screenplay.
McGovern cut his teeth working on Brookside (1982-1988), writing many plotlines tackling tough social and political issues over the course of his six-year stint. Next he created Cracker (1994), one of the most complex and sympathetic characters ever seen on the small screen, vividly portrayed by Robbie Coltrane. Cracker set the tone for McGovern’s future work, which although dramatically different, bear similarities in their mix of unflinching social commentary and compelling drama. It was the first of his work to earn McGovern a BAFTA nod (for Drama Series, with Gub Neal in 1994), and he would be nominated a further eight times in various categories. His BAFTA wins include Hillsborough for Single Drama in 1997 (with Nicola Shindler, Charles McDougall and Katy Jones); and two for The Street for Drama Series in 2007 and 2008 (with Sita Williams, Terry McDonough, John Chapman, David Blair and Ken Horn). He was presented with BAFTA’s Dennis Potter Award in 1995.
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- published: 12 Oct 2016
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BBC Writersroom Jimmy McGovern interview
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- Duration: 5:45
- Updated: 09 Feb 2015
- views: 1666
BBC Writersroom interviews BAFTA-award winning writer, Jimmy McGovern (Cracker, Accused).
bbc.co.uk/writersroom
BBC Writersroom interviews BAFTA-award winning writer, Jimmy McGovern (Cracker, Accused).
bbc.co.uk/writersroom
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BBC Writersroom interviews BAFTA-award winning writer, Jimmy McGovern (Cracker, Accused).
bbc.co.uk/writersroom
- published: 09 Feb 2015
- views: 1666
BBC Writersroom interviews... Jimmy McGovern
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- Duration: 7:25
- Updated: 07 Jun 2017
- views: 45
Jimmy McGovern talks about his new drama Broken for BBC One and his writing career, plus shares some advice.
Jimmy McGovern talks about his new drama Broken for BBC One and his writing career, plus shares some advice.
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Jimmy McGovern talks about his new drama Broken for BBC One and his writing career, plus shares some advice.
- published: 07 Jun 2017
- views: 45
Hearts and Minds (1995) Episode 2 - Jimmy McGovern - Christopher Eccleston - David Harewood
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 49:45
- Updated: 18 Jul 2013
- views: 9888
DRAMA: Jimmy McGovern - Hearts and Minds (1995)
Episode Two
When: February 1995
Duration: 00:49:44
_______________________________
Cast:
Christopher Ecclesto...
DRAMA: Jimmy McGovern - Hearts and Minds (1995)
Episode Two
When: February 1995
Duration: 00:49:44
_______________________________
Cast:
Christopher Eccleston .... Drew Mackenzie
David Harewood .... Trevor
Ian McElhinney .... Alex
Sara Mair-Thomas .... Mo
Peter Halliday .... Shotton
Pauline Black .... Joanna
Jonathan Dow .... Maurice (as Jo Dow)
Peter Armitage .... Norman
Lynda Steadman .... Emma Mackenzie
Mark Womack .... Archie
Ann Joseph .... Maggie
Made in between series two and three of "Cracker" as he slowly handed over the reins to Paul Abbott, McGovern crafted a semi-autobiographical four part drama for Christopher Eccleston (so memorable as the ill-fated DCI Bilborough in "Cracker"). Concerning Eccleston's ex-shop steward turned novice teacher Drew MacKenzie's first year at an inner city Liverpool comprehensive, McGovern's drama is gritty, caustic, sharp and moving. The hallmarks of McGovern's writing are all there: sharp dialogue, naturalistic acting, bristling social conscience and the ability to turn narrative on its head with dramatic plot twists. While perhaps not in the same league as his work on the awesome "Cracker", "Hearts and Minds" is top notch drama from one of modern British television's foremost dramatists. Taken as a body of work, "Cracker", "Hearts and Minds", "Go Now", "Hillsborough", "The Lakes", "Dockers", "Sunday", "Gunpowder, Treason and Plot" and now "The Street" show that for true mastery of the TV drama, few can beat McGovern.
The cast is uniformly excellent, with Eccleston's bustling, energetic performance as Drew the highlight, but credit for David Harewood's Trevor, providing the weary conterpoint to Drew's idealism. Mike Leigh alumni Peter Wight is also excellent in the first episode.
Re-appraising "Hearts and Minds" in 2006, one should look at it from many viewpoints. McGovern's star has grown and this was the proof that Eccleston could carry a drama as lead. His development through the films of Michael Winterbottom and Danny Boyle, and his repeated collaborations with McGovern have cemented his position as one of the most interesting actors of his generation, while his projects with Russell T Davies have seen him as the re-incarnation of Jesus and the ubiquitous Timelord to outstanding critical and popular acclaim. "Hearts and Minds" also proved a forerunner for "Teachers" and "Waterloo Road", though I would say McGovern did it better. It still holds up today as a strong, angry, vibrant production. One would hope that the education system has aged as well in the intervening decade.
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DRAMA: Jimmy McGovern - Hearts and Minds (1995)
Episode Two
When: February 1995
Duration: 00:49:44
_______________________________
Cast:
Christopher Eccleston .... Drew Mackenzie
David Harewood .... Trevor
Ian McElhinney .... Alex
Sara Mair-Thomas .... Mo
Peter Halliday .... Shotton
Pauline Black .... Joanna
Jonathan Dow .... Maurice (as Jo Dow)
Peter Armitage .... Norman
Lynda Steadman .... Emma Mackenzie
Mark Womack .... Archie
Ann Joseph .... Maggie
Made in between series two and three of "Cracker" as he slowly handed over the reins to Paul Abbott, McGovern crafted a semi-autobiographical four part drama for Christopher Eccleston (so memorable as the ill-fated DCI Bilborough in "Cracker"). Concerning Eccleston's ex-shop steward turned novice teacher Drew MacKenzie's first year at an inner city Liverpool comprehensive, McGovern's drama is gritty, caustic, sharp and moving. The hallmarks of McGovern's writing are all there: sharp dialogue, naturalistic acting, bristling social conscience and the ability to turn narrative on its head with dramatic plot twists. While perhaps not in the same league as his work on the awesome "Cracker", "Hearts and Minds" is top notch drama from one of modern British television's foremost dramatists. Taken as a body of work, "Cracker", "Hearts and Minds", "Go Now", "Hillsborough", "The Lakes", "Dockers", "Sunday", "Gunpowder, Treason and Plot" and now "The Street" show that for true mastery of the TV drama, few can beat McGovern.
The cast is uniformly excellent, with Eccleston's bustling, energetic performance as Drew the highlight, but credit for David Harewood's Trevor, providing the weary conterpoint to Drew's idealism. Mike Leigh alumni Peter Wight is also excellent in the first episode.
Re-appraising "Hearts and Minds" in 2006, one should look at it from many viewpoints. McGovern's star has grown and this was the proof that Eccleston could carry a drama as lead. His development through the films of Michael Winterbottom and Danny Boyle, and his repeated collaborations with McGovern have cemented his position as one of the most interesting actors of his generation, while his projects with Russell T Davies have seen him as the re-incarnation of Jesus and the ubiquitous Timelord to outstanding critical and popular acclaim. "Hearts and Minds" also proved a forerunner for "Teachers" and "Waterloo Road", though I would say McGovern did it better. It still holds up today as a strong, angry, vibrant production. One would hope that the education system has aged as well in the intervening decade.
- published: 18 Jul 2013
- views: 9888
Needle 1990
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:23:40
- Updated: 22 Nov 2012
- views: 35041
Jimmy McGovern's excellent script imagines an alternative contemporary history in which a pilot scheme to decriminalise heroin has been
launched in Liverpool i...
Jimmy McGovern's excellent script imagines an alternative contemporary history in which a pilot scheme to decriminalise heroin has been
launched in Liverpool in order to combat the rising tide of criminality and disease associated with addiction to the drug. The story follows
a hapless young dude who begins as a casual user and gradually succumbs to addiction.
https://wn.com/Needle_1990
Jimmy McGovern's excellent script imagines an alternative contemporary history in which a pilot scheme to decriminalise heroin has been
launched in Liverpool in order to combat the rising tide of criminality and disease associated with addiction to the drug. The story follows
a hapless young dude who begins as a casual user and gradually succumbs to addiction.
- published: 22 Nov 2012
- views: 35041
Jimmy McGovern's Writing - Broken - BBC First
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- Duration: 2:14
- Updated: 20 Jun 2017
- views: 31
The cast and crew of Broken discuss the power of Jimmy McGovern's writing. Broken starts Sunday July 9.
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h...
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- published: 20 Jun 2017
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Watch Common Watch Movies Online Free
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- Duration: 1:14:47
- Updated: 01 Aug 2015
- views: 1531
Young Johnjo O'Shea drives his cousin Tony and two friends to a takeaway, unaware that they intend to beat up another youth. In the fracas one of the trio, psyc...
Young Johnjo O'Shea drives his cousin Tony and two friends to a takeaway, unaware that they intend to beat up another youth. In the fracas one of the trio, psycho Kieran Gillespie, stabs to death innocent bystander Thomas Hughes and threatens Johnjo not to go to the police. However Johnjo voluntarily gives a statement to DI Hastings but finds himself remanded in custody despite being guiltless of any crime. Under an ancient legal process known as Joint Enterprise which holds that any accomplice was aware of malicious intent he stands trial with the others. His lawyer puts up an excellent case for him but the judge feels unable to oppose Joint Enterprise and, although only Gillespie gets life, the other boys are forced to plead guilty to GBH and get five years. Parallel to the O'Sheas' plight is the reaction of Thomas's estranged parents, especially his mother Margaret, who ultimately feels a kinship with Johnjo's mother after receiving a letter of apology from the boy. As the credits ...
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Young Johnjo O'Shea drives his cousin Tony and two friends to a takeaway, unaware that they intend to beat up another youth. In the fracas one of the trio, psycho Kieran Gillespie, stabs to death innocent bystander Thomas Hughes and threatens Johnjo not to go to the police. However Johnjo voluntarily gives a statement to DI Hastings but finds himself remanded in custody despite being guiltless of any crime. Under an ancient legal process known as Joint Enterprise which holds that any accomplice was aware of malicious intent he stands trial with the others. His lawyer puts up an excellent case for him but the judge feels unable to oppose Joint Enterprise and, although only Gillespie gets life, the other boys are forced to plead guilty to GBH and get five years. Parallel to the O'Sheas' plight is the reaction of Thomas's estranged parents, especially his mother Margaret, who ultimately feels a kinship with Johnjo's mother after receiving a letter of apology from the boy. As the credits ...
- published: 01 Aug 2015
- views: 1531
Hillsborough - TV Movie (1996)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:36:50
- Updated: 15 Sep 2012
- views: 139284
- published: 15 Sep 2012
- views: 139284
Sunday
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- Duration: 1:31:53
- Updated: 20 Oct 2013
- views: 32192
Jimmy McGovern's gritty drama-documentary tells the story of the events of Bloody Sunday when British paratroopers shot dead 13 unarmed civilians and wounded a ...
Jimmy McGovern's gritty drama-documentary tells the story of the events of Bloody Sunday when British paratroopers shot dead 13 unarmed civilians and wounded a further 15 during an anti-Internment march in Derry, Ireland. A dramatized reconstruction of the events between 1968 and 1973, 'Sunday' is based entirely on fact, using British Government documents, interviews, eyewitness reports and court transcripts. This gripping film examines the personal tragedies, the political context and the impact of the Widgery Inquiry that followed (Description from the DVD cover).
This is the rarer of the two films made depicting the events of Bloody Sunday and for my money the better of the two.
Bloody Sunday (The second in Irish History) was the massacre on the 30th of January 1972 of innocent civilians by the soldiers from the 1st Battalion of the Parachute Regiment British Army.
On the 30th of January 1970 a Civil Rights demonstration by the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association was taking place in Derry. The march was attacked by British troops killing 13 on the day another died later from his wounds. 14 others were injured. Several of those shot were trying to help other victims or were shot in the back while fleeing.
The British authorities then did everything in their power to cover up the crimes of their soldiers. Blaming the I.R.A. or rioters for starting the shooting. They planted nail bombs on innocent victims, tampered with evidence, intimidated eyewitness and held a whitewash of an inquiry in the form of Widgery Tribunal. While all the time protecting the guilty.
This was far from the only such incident of it's kind committed by the British Army during the Troubles. Other similar crimes were the Springhill Massacre, and the Ballymurphy Massacre and then there were crimes where they colluded with Loyalist groups to commit like the Dublin & Monaghan Bombing and the Miami Showband massacre.
KILLED:
Patrick Doherty (31)
Gerald Donaghy (17)
John 'Jackie' Duddy (17)
Hugh Gilmour (17)
Michael Kelly (17)
Michael McDaid (20)
Kevin McElhinney (17)
Bernard 'Barney' McGuigan (41)
Gerard McKinney (35)
William 'Willie' McKinney (27)
William Nash (19)
James Wray (22)
John Young (17)
John Johnston (59)
INJURED:
Thirteen other people, excluding Mr Johnston, were injured on the day. They were: Michael Bradley (22), Michael Bridge (25), Alana Burke (18), Patrick Campbell (51), Margaret Deery (31), Damien Donaghy (15), Joseph Friel (22), Danny Gillespie (32), Patrick McDaid (25), Daniel McGowan (38), Joseph Mahon (16), Alexander Nash (51) and Michael Quinn (17).
Read the links for more:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloody_Sunday_(1972)
http://www.museumoffreederry.org/history-bloody-events.html
http://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2001/01/inq-j31.html
http://www.derrydaily.net/2013/10/19/breaking-news-british-troops-to-be-arrested-for-bloody-sunday-murders/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/bloody_sunday
http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/bloody-sunday-in-northern-ireland
Ballymurphy Massacre
http://vimeo.com/83870650
https://wn.com/Sunday
Jimmy McGovern's gritty drama-documentary tells the story of the events of Bloody Sunday when British paratroopers shot dead 13 unarmed civilians and wounded a further 15 during an anti-Internment march in Derry, Ireland. A dramatized reconstruction of the events between 1968 and 1973, 'Sunday' is based entirely on fact, using British Government documents, interviews, eyewitness reports and court transcripts. This gripping film examines the personal tragedies, the political context and the impact of the Widgery Inquiry that followed (Description from the DVD cover).
This is the rarer of the two films made depicting the events of Bloody Sunday and for my money the better of the two.
Bloody Sunday (The second in Irish History) was the massacre on the 30th of January 1972 of innocent civilians by the soldiers from the 1st Battalion of the Parachute Regiment British Army.
On the 30th of January 1970 a Civil Rights demonstration by the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association was taking place in Derry. The march was attacked by British troops killing 13 on the day another died later from his wounds. 14 others were injured. Several of those shot were trying to help other victims or were shot in the back while fleeing.
The British authorities then did everything in their power to cover up the crimes of their soldiers. Blaming the I.R.A. or rioters for starting the shooting. They planted nail bombs on innocent victims, tampered with evidence, intimidated eyewitness and held a whitewash of an inquiry in the form of Widgery Tribunal. While all the time protecting the guilty.
This was far from the only such incident of it's kind committed by the British Army during the Troubles. Other similar crimes were the Springhill Massacre, and the Ballymurphy Massacre and then there were crimes where they colluded with Loyalist groups to commit like the Dublin & Monaghan Bombing and the Miami Showband massacre.
KILLED:
Patrick Doherty (31)
Gerald Donaghy (17)
John 'Jackie' Duddy (17)
Hugh Gilmour (17)
Michael Kelly (17)
Michael McDaid (20)
Kevin McElhinney (17)
Bernard 'Barney' McGuigan (41)
Gerard McKinney (35)
William 'Willie' McKinney (27)
William Nash (19)
James Wray (22)
John Young (17)
John Johnston (59)
INJURED:
Thirteen other people, excluding Mr Johnston, were injured on the day. They were: Michael Bradley (22), Michael Bridge (25), Alana Burke (18), Patrick Campbell (51), Margaret Deery (31), Damien Donaghy (15), Joseph Friel (22), Danny Gillespie (32), Patrick McDaid (25), Daniel McGowan (38), Joseph Mahon (16), Alexander Nash (51) and Michael Quinn (17).
Read the links for more:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloody_Sunday_(1972)
http://www.museumoffreederry.org/history-bloody-events.html
http://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2001/01/inq-j31.html
http://www.derrydaily.net/2013/10/19/breaking-news-british-troops-to-be-arrested-for-bloody-sunday-murders/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/bloody_sunday
http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/bloody-sunday-in-northern-ireland
Ballymurphy Massacre
http://vimeo.com/83870650
- published: 20 Oct 2013
- views: 32192
Hearts and Minds (1995) Episode 3 - Jimmy McGovern - Christopher Eccleston - David Harewood
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 48:08
- Updated: 19 Jul 2013
- views: 5735
DRAMA: Jimmy McGovern - Hearts and Minds (1995)
Episode Three
When: February 1995
Duration: 00:48:07
_______________________________
Cast:
Christopher Ecclest...
DRAMA: Jimmy McGovern - Hearts and Minds (1995)
Episode Three
When: February 1995
Duration: 00:48:07
_______________________________
Cast:
Christopher Eccleston .... Drew Mackenzie
David Harewood .... Trevor
Ian McElhinney .... Alex
Sara Mair-Thomas .... Mo
Peter Halliday .... Shotton
Pauline Black .... Joanna
Jonathan Dow .... Maurice (as Jo Dow)
Peter Armitage .... Norman
Lynda Steadman .... Emma Mackenzie
Mark Womack .... Archie
Ann Joseph .... Maggie
Made in between series two and three of "Cracker" as he slowly handed over the reins to Paul Abbott, McGovern crafted a semi-autobiographical four part drama for Christopher Eccleston (so memorable as the ill-fated DCI Bilborough in "Cracker"). Concerning Eccleston's ex-shop steward turned novice teacher Drew MacKenzie's first year at an inner city Liverpool comprehensive, McGovern's drama is gritty, caustic, sharp and moving. The hallmarks of McGovern's writing are all there: sharp dialogue, naturalistic acting, bristling social conscience and the ability to turn narrative on its head with dramatic plot twists. While perhaps not in the same league as his work on the awesome "Cracker", "Hearts and Minds" is top notch drama from one of modern British television's foremost dramatists. Taken as a body of work, "Cracker", "Hearts and Minds", "Go Now", "Hillsborough", "The Lakes", "Dockers", "Sunday", "Gunpowder, Treason and PLot" and now "The Street" show that for true mastery of the TV drama, few can beat McGovern.
The cast is uniformly excellent, with Eccleston's bustling, energetic performance as Drew the highlight, but credit for David Harewood's Trevor, providing the weary conterpoint to Drew's idealism. Mike Leigh alumni Peter Wight is also excellent in the first episode.
Re-appraising "Hearts and Minds" in 2006, one should look at it from many viewpoints. McGovern's star has grown and this was the proof that Eccleston could carry a drama as lead. His development through the films of Michael Winterbottom and Danny Boyle, and his repeated collaborations with McGovern have cemented his position as one of the most interesting actors of his generation, while his projects with Russell T Davies have seen him as the re-incarnation of Jesus and the ubiquitous Timelord to outstanding critical and popular acclaim. "Hearts and Minds" also proved a forerunner for "Teachers" and "Waterloo Road", though I would say McGovern did it better. It still holds up today as a strong, angry, vibrant production. One would hope that the education system has aged as well in the intervening decade.
https://wn.com/Hearts_And_Minds_(1995)_Episode_3_Jimmy_Mcgovern_Christopher_Eccleston_David_Harewood
DRAMA: Jimmy McGovern - Hearts and Minds (1995)
Episode Three
When: February 1995
Duration: 00:48:07
_______________________________
Cast:
Christopher Eccleston .... Drew Mackenzie
David Harewood .... Trevor
Ian McElhinney .... Alex
Sara Mair-Thomas .... Mo
Peter Halliday .... Shotton
Pauline Black .... Joanna
Jonathan Dow .... Maurice (as Jo Dow)
Peter Armitage .... Norman
Lynda Steadman .... Emma Mackenzie
Mark Womack .... Archie
Ann Joseph .... Maggie
Made in between series two and three of "Cracker" as he slowly handed over the reins to Paul Abbott, McGovern crafted a semi-autobiographical four part drama for Christopher Eccleston (so memorable as the ill-fated DCI Bilborough in "Cracker"). Concerning Eccleston's ex-shop steward turned novice teacher Drew MacKenzie's first year at an inner city Liverpool comprehensive, McGovern's drama is gritty, caustic, sharp and moving. The hallmarks of McGovern's writing are all there: sharp dialogue, naturalistic acting, bristling social conscience and the ability to turn narrative on its head with dramatic plot twists. While perhaps not in the same league as his work on the awesome "Cracker", "Hearts and Minds" is top notch drama from one of modern British television's foremost dramatists. Taken as a body of work, "Cracker", "Hearts and Minds", "Go Now", "Hillsborough", "The Lakes", "Dockers", "Sunday", "Gunpowder, Treason and PLot" and now "The Street" show that for true mastery of the TV drama, few can beat McGovern.
The cast is uniformly excellent, with Eccleston's bustling, energetic performance as Drew the highlight, but credit for David Harewood's Trevor, providing the weary conterpoint to Drew's idealism. Mike Leigh alumni Peter Wight is also excellent in the first episode.
Re-appraising "Hearts and Minds" in 2006, one should look at it from many viewpoints. McGovern's star has grown and this was the proof that Eccleston could carry a drama as lead. His development through the films of Michael Winterbottom and Danny Boyle, and his repeated collaborations with McGovern have cemented his position as one of the most interesting actors of his generation, while his projects with Russell T Davies have seen him as the re-incarnation of Jesus and the ubiquitous Timelord to outstanding critical and popular acclaim. "Hearts and Minds" also proved a forerunner for "Teachers" and "Waterloo Road", though I would say McGovern did it better. It still holds up today as a strong, angry, vibrant production. One would hope that the education system has aged as well in the intervening decade.
- published: 19 Jul 2013
- views: 5735
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BBC Writersroom Jimmy McGovern interview
BBC Writersroom interviews BAFTA-award winning writer, Jimmy McGovern (Cracker, Accused). bbc.co.uk/writersroom
published: 09 Feb 2015 -
“You can’t expect characters to cry unless you cry writing it” Jimmy McGovern's screenwriting advice
Jimmy McGovern, one of the UK’s most celebrated television screenwriters, discusses his passion for people, his politics and what makes a great screenplay. McGovern cut his teeth working on Brookside (1982-1988), writing many plotlines tackling tough social and political issues over the course of his six-year stint. Next he created Cracker (1994), one of the most complex and sympathetic characters ever seen on the small screen, vividly portrayed by Robbie Coltrane. Cracker set the tone for McGovern’s future work, which although dramatically different, bear similarities in their mix of unflinching social commentary and compelling drama. It was the first of his work to earn McGovern a BAFTA nod (for Drama Series, with Gub Neal in 1994), and he would be nominated a further eight times in var...
published: 12 Oct 2016 -
BBC Writersroom interviews... Jimmy McGovern
Jimmy McGovern talks about his new drama Broken for BBC One and his writing career, plus shares some advice.
published: 07 Jun 2017 -
Jimmy McGovern interview
Steph Elmore chats to writer Jimmy McGovern about his return with King Cotton.
published: 09 Sep 2009 -
"Sunday" by Jimmy McGovern C4 debate 25th January 2002
debate following the Channel 4 showing of Sunday, presented bu John Snow. Sunday is a television drama, produced by Sunday Productions for Channel 4 and screened on 25 January 2002. It dramatises the events of "Bloody Sunday" through the eyes of the families of the dead and injured, specifically those of Leo Young, older brother to John Young, who was killed on the day. The timescale covers events in the years prior to Bloody Sunday, and subsequent events up to and including the Widgery Tribunal. It was written by Jimmy McGovern and directed by Charles McDougall, and the Channel 4 transmission was followed by a live studio debate about the issues involved. It was overshadowed by the rival Bloody Sunday, shown eight days previously by ITV. While the ITV's Bloody Sunday filmed most of its...
published: 09 Aug 2015 -
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King Cotton: Jimmy McGovern Interviewed at The Lowry
Jimmy McGovern, writer of the new musical King Cotton, was interviewed at The Lowry on Wed 27 June 2007 about where the ideas for the piece came from and its importance to audiences today.
published: 17 Jul 2007 -
The Cast of Downton Abbey on Practicing Their Accents
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published: 20 Dec 2012 -
Anderson Live: The Cast of Downton Abbey (Part 1/2)
Cast of 'DOWNTON ABBEY': HUGH BONNEVILLE, ELIZABETH McGOVERN, JOANNE FROGGATT, ROB JAMES-COLLIER, SOPHIE McSHERA & JIM CARTER join Anderson to give viewers a sneak peek at the new season, and two superfans take part in a trivia challenge. (20 Dec 2012) Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uA7o-uuA4cI
published: 22 Dec 2012 -
Jimmy McGovern UNESCO Best Wishes to Galway
Iconic Screenwriter, Jimmy McGovern, writer of Cracker, Hillsborough & The Lakes, sends best wishes to UNESCO City of Film, Galway! Jimmy visited Galway for workshops and interview this June 2014.
published: 02 Dec 2014
BBC Writersroom Jimmy McGovern interview
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- Duration: 5:45
- Updated: 09 Feb 2015
- views: 1666
BBC Writersroom interviews BAFTA-award winning writer, Jimmy McGovern (Cracker, Accused).
bbc.co.uk/writersroom
BBC Writersroom interviews BAFTA-award winning writer, Jimmy McGovern (Cracker, Accused).
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BBC Writersroom interviews BAFTA-award winning writer, Jimmy McGovern (Cracker, Accused).
bbc.co.uk/writersroom
- published: 09 Feb 2015
- views: 1666
“You can’t expect characters to cry unless you cry writing it” Jimmy McGovern's screenwriting advice
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 33:09
- Updated: 12 Oct 2016
- views: 998
Jimmy McGovern, one of the UK’s most celebrated television screenwriters, discusses his passion for people, his politics and what makes a great screenplay.
McG...
Jimmy McGovern, one of the UK’s most celebrated television screenwriters, discusses his passion for people, his politics and what makes a great screenplay.
McGovern cut his teeth working on Brookside (1982-1988), writing many plotlines tackling tough social and political issues over the course of his six-year stint. Next he created Cracker (1994), one of the most complex and sympathetic characters ever seen on the small screen, vividly portrayed by Robbie Coltrane. Cracker set the tone for McGovern’s future work, which although dramatically different, bear similarities in their mix of unflinching social commentary and compelling drama. It was the first of his work to earn McGovern a BAFTA nod (for Drama Series, with Gub Neal in 1994), and he would be nominated a further eight times in various categories. His BAFTA wins include Hillsborough for Single Drama in 1997 (with Nicola Shindler, Charles McDougall and Katy Jones); and two for The Street for Drama Series in 2007 and 2008 (with Sita Williams, Terry McDonough, John Chapman, David Blair and Ken Horn). He was presented with BAFTA’s Dennis Potter Award in 1995.
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Jimmy McGovern, one of the UK’s most celebrated television screenwriters, discusses his passion for people, his politics and what makes a great screenplay.
McGovern cut his teeth working on Brookside (1982-1988), writing many plotlines tackling tough social and political issues over the course of his six-year stint. Next he created Cracker (1994), one of the most complex and sympathetic characters ever seen on the small screen, vividly portrayed by Robbie Coltrane. Cracker set the tone for McGovern’s future work, which although dramatically different, bear similarities in their mix of unflinching social commentary and compelling drama. It was the first of his work to earn McGovern a BAFTA nod (for Drama Series, with Gub Neal in 1994), and he would be nominated a further eight times in various categories. His BAFTA wins include Hillsborough for Single Drama in 1997 (with Nicola Shindler, Charles McDougall and Katy Jones); and two for The Street for Drama Series in 2007 and 2008 (with Sita Williams, Terry McDonough, John Chapman, David Blair and Ken Horn). He was presented with BAFTA’s Dennis Potter Award in 1995.
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- published: 12 Oct 2016
- views: 998
BBC Writersroom interviews... Jimmy McGovern
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:25
- Updated: 07 Jun 2017
- views: 45
Jimmy McGovern talks about his new drama Broken for BBC One and his writing career, plus shares some advice.
Jimmy McGovern talks about his new drama Broken for BBC One and his writing career, plus shares some advice.
https://wn.com/BBC_Writersroom_Interviews..._Jimmy_Mcgovern
Jimmy McGovern talks about his new drama Broken for BBC One and his writing career, plus shares some advice.
- published: 07 Jun 2017
- views: 45
Jimmy McGovern interview
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:59
- Updated: 09 Sep 2009
- views: 1665
Steph Elmore chats to writer Jimmy McGovern about his return with King Cotton.
- published: 09 Sep 2009
- views: 1665
"Sunday" by Jimmy McGovern C4 debate 25th January 2002
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 47:32
- Updated: 09 Aug 2015
- views: 809
debate following the Channel 4 showing of Sunday, presented bu John Snow.
Sunday is a television drama, produced by Sunday Productions for Channel 4 and screen...
debate following the Channel 4 showing of Sunday, presented bu John Snow.
Sunday is a television drama, produced by Sunday Productions for Channel 4 and screened on 25 January 2002. It dramatises the events of "Bloody Sunday" through the eyes of the families of the dead and injured, specifically those of Leo Young, older brother to John Young, who was killed on the day. The timescale covers events in the years prior to Bloody Sunday, and subsequent events up to and including the Widgery Tribunal.
It was written by Jimmy McGovern and directed by Charles McDougall, and the Channel 4 transmission was followed by a live studio debate about the issues involved. It was overshadowed by the rival Bloody Sunday, shown eight days previously by ITV.
While the ITV's Bloody Sunday filmed most of its scenes in Ballymun in Dublin, Sunday filmed the majority of its scenes in Derry itself. Streets and areas where the actual events of Bloody Sunday happened were used by the production team, such as William Street, Creggan, Craigavon Bridge and Harvey Street, where in the now well-known scene of Father Edward Daly (now retired Bishop of Derry) was filmed waving a blood stained handkerchief escorting men carrying one of the victims, Jackie Duddy.
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debate following the Channel 4 showing of Sunday, presented bu John Snow.
Sunday is a television drama, produced by Sunday Productions for Channel 4 and screened on 25 January 2002. It dramatises the events of "Bloody Sunday" through the eyes of the families of the dead and injured, specifically those of Leo Young, older brother to John Young, who was killed on the day. The timescale covers events in the years prior to Bloody Sunday, and subsequent events up to and including the Widgery Tribunal.
It was written by Jimmy McGovern and directed by Charles McDougall, and the Channel 4 transmission was followed by a live studio debate about the issues involved. It was overshadowed by the rival Bloody Sunday, shown eight days previously by ITV.
While the ITV's Bloody Sunday filmed most of its scenes in Ballymun in Dublin, Sunday filmed the majority of its scenes in Derry itself. Streets and areas where the actual events of Bloody Sunday happened were used by the production team, such as William Street, Creggan, Craigavon Bridge and Harvey Street, where in the now well-known scene of Father Edward Daly (now retired Bishop of Derry) was filmed waving a blood stained handkerchief escorting men carrying one of the victims, Jackie Duddy.
- published: 09 Aug 2015
- views: 809
Jimmy McGovern: New BBC drama 'Common'
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- Duration: 5:59
- Updated: 04 Jul 2014
- views: 3440
Issues with joint enterprise.
Issues with joint enterprise.
https://wn.com/Jimmy_Mcgovern_New_BBC_Drama_'Common'
King Cotton: Jimmy McGovern Interviewed at The Lowry
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:38
- Updated: 17 Jul 2007
- views: 2207
Jimmy McGovern, writer of the new musical King Cotton, was interviewed at The Lowry on Wed 27 June 2007 about where the ideas for the piece came from and its im...
Jimmy McGovern, writer of the new musical King Cotton, was interviewed at The Lowry on Wed 27 June 2007 about where the ideas for the piece came from and its importance to audiences today.
https://wn.com/King_Cotton_Jimmy_Mcgovern_Interviewed_At_The_Lowry
Jimmy McGovern, writer of the new musical King Cotton, was interviewed at The Lowry on Wed 27 June 2007 about where the ideas for the piece came from and its importance to audiences today.
- published: 17 Jul 2007
- views: 2207
The Cast of Downton Abbey on Practicing Their Accents
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:08
- Updated: 20 Dec 2012
- views: 289097
Cast members from "Downton Abbey" said there is a very specific period dialect used on the show that they needed to perfect.
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Cast members from "Downton Abbey" said there is a very specific period dialect used on the show that they needed to perfect.
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- published: 20 Dec 2012
- views: 289097
Anderson Live: The Cast of Downton Abbey (Part 1/2)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:28
- Updated: 22 Dec 2012
- views: 579712
Cast of 'DOWNTON ABBEY': HUGH BONNEVILLE, ELIZABETH McGOVERN, JOANNE FROGGATT, ROB JAMES-COLLIER, SOPHIE McSHERA & JIM CARTER join Anderson to give viewers a sn...
Cast of 'DOWNTON ABBEY': HUGH BONNEVILLE, ELIZABETH McGOVERN, JOANNE FROGGATT, ROB JAMES-COLLIER, SOPHIE McSHERA & JIM CARTER join Anderson to give viewers a sneak peek at the new season, and two superfans take part in a trivia challenge.
(20 Dec 2012)
Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uA7o-uuA4cI
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Cast of 'DOWNTON ABBEY': HUGH BONNEVILLE, ELIZABETH McGOVERN, JOANNE FROGGATT, ROB JAMES-COLLIER, SOPHIE McSHERA & JIM CARTER join Anderson to give viewers a sneak peek at the new season, and two superfans take part in a trivia challenge.
(20 Dec 2012)
Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uA7o-uuA4cI
- published: 22 Dec 2012
- views: 579712
Jimmy McGovern UNESCO Best Wishes to Galway
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- Duration: 0:20
- Updated: 02 Dec 2014
- views: 133
Iconic Screenwriter, Jimmy McGovern, writer of Cracker, Hillsborough & The Lakes, sends best wishes to UNESCO City of Film, Galway! Jimmy visited Galway for wor...
Iconic Screenwriter, Jimmy McGovern, writer of Cracker, Hillsborough & The Lakes, sends best wishes to UNESCO City of Film, Galway! Jimmy visited Galway for workshops and interview this June 2014.
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Iconic Screenwriter, Jimmy McGovern, writer of Cracker, Hillsborough & The Lakes, sends best wishes to UNESCO City of Film, Galway! Jimmy visited Galway for workshops and interview this June 2014.
- published: 02 Dec 2014
- views: 133
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“You can’t expect characters to cry unless you cry writing it” Jimmy McGovern's screenwriting advice
Jimmy McGovern, one of the UK’s most celebrated television screenwriters, discusses his passion for people, his politics and what makes a great screenplay. McGovern cut his teeth working on Brookside (1982-1988), writing many plotlines tackling tough social and political issues over the course of his six-year stint. Next he created Cracker (1994), one of the most complex and sympathetic characters ever seen on the small screen, vividly portrayed by Robbie Coltrane. Cracker set the tone for McGovern’s future work, which although dramatically different, bear similarities in their mix of unflinching social commentary and compelling drama. It was the first of his work to earn McGovern a BAFTA nod (for Drama Series, with Gub Neal in 1994), and he would be nominated a further eight times in var...
published: 12 Oct 2016 -
BBC Writersroom Jimmy McGovern interview
BBC Writersroom interviews BAFTA-award winning writer, Jimmy McGovern (Cracker, Accused). bbc.co.uk/writersroom
published: 09 Feb 2015 -
BBC Writersroom interviews... Jimmy McGovern
Jimmy McGovern talks about his new drama Broken for BBC One and his writing career, plus shares some advice.
published: 07 Jun 2017 -
Hearts and Minds (1995) Episode 2 - Jimmy McGovern - Christopher Eccleston - David Harewood
DRAMA: Jimmy McGovern - Hearts and Minds (1995) Episode Two When: February 1995 Duration: 00:49:44 _______________________________ Cast: Christopher Eccleston .... Drew Mackenzie David Harewood .... Trevor Ian McElhinney .... Alex Sara Mair-Thomas .... Mo Peter Halliday .... Shotton Pauline Black .... Joanna Jonathan Dow .... Maurice (as Jo Dow) Peter Armitage .... Norman Lynda Steadman .... Emma Mackenzie Mark Womack .... Archie Ann Joseph .... Maggie Made in between series two and three of "Cracker" as he slowly handed over the reins to Paul Abbott, McGovern crafted a semi-autobiographical four part drama for Christopher Eccleston (so memorable as the ill-fated DCI Bilborough in "Cracker"). Concerning Eccleston's ex-shop steward turned novice teacher Drew MacKe...
published: 18 Jul 2013 -
Needle 1990
Jimmy McGovern's excellent script imagines an alternative contemporary history in which a pilot scheme to decriminalise heroin has been launched in Liverpool in order to combat the rising tide of criminality and disease associated with addiction to the drug. The story follows a hapless young dude who begins as a casual user and gradually succumbs to addiction.
published: 22 Nov 2012 -
Jimmy McGovern's Writing - Broken - BBC First
The cast and crew of Broken discuss the power of Jimmy McGovern's writing. Broken starts Sunday July 9. Subscribe here for more BBC First clips and content - http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=BBCFirstAustralia BBC First Website - http://www.bbc.com/first BBC First YouTube Channel - http://www.youtube.com/user/BBCFirstAustralia BBC First Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/BBCFirstAus BBC First Twitter - https://twitter.com/BBCFirstAus BBC First Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/bbcfirstaus This is a channel from BBC Worldwide who help fund new BBC programmes.
published: 20 Jun 2017 -
Watch Common Watch Movies Online Free
Young Johnjo O'Shea drives his cousin Tony and two friends to a takeaway, unaware that they intend to beat up another youth. In the fracas one of the trio, psycho Kieran Gillespie, stabs to death innocent bystander Thomas Hughes and threatens Johnjo not to go to the police. However Johnjo voluntarily gives a statement to DI Hastings but finds himself remanded in custody despite being guiltless of any crime. Under an ancient legal process known as Joint Enterprise which holds that any accomplice was aware of malicious intent he stands trial with the others. His lawyer puts up an excellent case for him but the judge feels unable to oppose Joint Enterprise and, although only Gillespie gets life, the other boys are forced to plead guilty to GBH and get five years. Parallel to the O'Sheas' plig...
published: 01 Aug 2015 -
Hillsborough - TV Movie (1996)
published: 15 Sep 2012 -
Sunday
Jimmy McGovern's gritty drama-documentary tells the story of the events of Bloody Sunday when British paratroopers shot dead 13 unarmed civilians and wounded a further 15 during an anti-Internment march in Derry, Ireland. A dramatized reconstruction of the events between 1968 and 1973, 'Sunday' is based entirely on fact, using British Government documents, interviews, eyewitness reports and court transcripts. This gripping film examines the personal tragedies, the political context and the impact of the Widgery Inquiry that followed (Description from the DVD cover). This is the rarer of the two films made depicting the events of Bloody Sunday and for my money the better of the two. Bloody Sunday (The second in Irish History) was the massacre on the 30th of January 1972 of innocent civil...
published: 20 Oct 2013 -
Hearts and Minds (1995) Episode 3 - Jimmy McGovern - Christopher Eccleston - David Harewood
DRAMA: Jimmy McGovern - Hearts and Minds (1995) Episode Three When: February 1995 Duration: 00:48:07 _______________________________ Cast: Christopher Eccleston .... Drew Mackenzie David Harewood .... Trevor Ian McElhinney .... Alex Sara Mair-Thomas .... Mo Peter Halliday .... Shotton Pauline Black .... Joanna Jonathan Dow .... Maurice (as Jo Dow) Peter Armitage .... Norman Lynda Steadman .... Emma Mackenzie Mark Womack .... Archie Ann Joseph .... Maggie Made in between series two and three of "Cracker" as he slowly handed over the reins to Paul Abbott, McGovern crafted a semi-autobiographical four part drama for Christopher Eccleston (so memorable as the ill-fated DCI Bilborough in "Cracker"). Concerning Eccleston's ex-shop steward turned novice teacher Drew MacK...
published: 19 Jul 2013
“You can’t expect characters to cry unless you cry writing it” Jimmy McGovern's screenwriting advice
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 33:09
- Updated: 12 Oct 2016
- views: 998
Jimmy McGovern, one of the UK’s most celebrated television screenwriters, discusses his passion for people, his politics and what makes a great screenplay.
McG...
Jimmy McGovern, one of the UK’s most celebrated television screenwriters, discusses his passion for people, his politics and what makes a great screenplay.
McGovern cut his teeth working on Brookside (1982-1988), writing many plotlines tackling tough social and political issues over the course of his six-year stint. Next he created Cracker (1994), one of the most complex and sympathetic characters ever seen on the small screen, vividly portrayed by Robbie Coltrane. Cracker set the tone for McGovern’s future work, which although dramatically different, bear similarities in their mix of unflinching social commentary and compelling drama. It was the first of his work to earn McGovern a BAFTA nod (for Drama Series, with Gub Neal in 1994), and he would be nominated a further eight times in various categories. His BAFTA wins include Hillsborough for Single Drama in 1997 (with Nicola Shindler, Charles McDougall and Katy Jones); and two for The Street for Drama Series in 2007 and 2008 (with Sita Williams, Terry McDonough, John Chapman, David Blair and Ken Horn). He was presented with BAFTA’s Dennis Potter Award in 1995.
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Jimmy McGovern, one of the UK’s most celebrated television screenwriters, discusses his passion for people, his politics and what makes a great screenplay.
McGovern cut his teeth working on Brookside (1982-1988), writing many plotlines tackling tough social and political issues over the course of his six-year stint. Next he created Cracker (1994), one of the most complex and sympathetic characters ever seen on the small screen, vividly portrayed by Robbie Coltrane. Cracker set the tone for McGovern’s future work, which although dramatically different, bear similarities in their mix of unflinching social commentary and compelling drama. It was the first of his work to earn McGovern a BAFTA nod (for Drama Series, with Gub Neal in 1994), and he would be nominated a further eight times in various categories. His BAFTA wins include Hillsborough for Single Drama in 1997 (with Nicola Shindler, Charles McDougall and Katy Jones); and two for The Street for Drama Series in 2007 and 2008 (with Sita Williams, Terry McDonough, John Chapman, David Blair and Ken Horn). He was presented with BAFTA’s Dennis Potter Award in 1995.
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- published: 12 Oct 2016
- views: 998
BBC Writersroom Jimmy McGovern interview
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:45
- Updated: 09 Feb 2015
- views: 1666
BBC Writersroom interviews BAFTA-award winning writer, Jimmy McGovern (Cracker, Accused).
bbc.co.uk/writersroom
BBC Writersroom interviews BAFTA-award winning writer, Jimmy McGovern (Cracker, Accused).
bbc.co.uk/writersroom
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BBC Writersroom interviews BAFTA-award winning writer, Jimmy McGovern (Cracker, Accused).
bbc.co.uk/writersroom
- published: 09 Feb 2015
- views: 1666
BBC Writersroom interviews... Jimmy McGovern
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- Duration: 7:25
- Updated: 07 Jun 2017
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Jimmy McGovern talks about his new drama Broken for BBC One and his writing career, plus shares some advice.
Jimmy McGovern talks about his new drama Broken for BBC One and his writing career, plus shares some advice.
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Jimmy McGovern talks about his new drama Broken for BBC One and his writing career, plus shares some advice.
- published: 07 Jun 2017
- views: 45
Hearts and Minds (1995) Episode 2 - Jimmy McGovern - Christopher Eccleston - David Harewood
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- Duration: 49:45
- Updated: 18 Jul 2013
- views: 9888
DRAMA: Jimmy McGovern - Hearts and Minds (1995)
Episode Two
When: February 1995
Duration: 00:49:44
_______________________________
Cast:
Christopher Ecclesto...
DRAMA: Jimmy McGovern - Hearts and Minds (1995)
Episode Two
When: February 1995
Duration: 00:49:44
_______________________________
Cast:
Christopher Eccleston .... Drew Mackenzie
David Harewood .... Trevor
Ian McElhinney .... Alex
Sara Mair-Thomas .... Mo
Peter Halliday .... Shotton
Pauline Black .... Joanna
Jonathan Dow .... Maurice (as Jo Dow)
Peter Armitage .... Norman
Lynda Steadman .... Emma Mackenzie
Mark Womack .... Archie
Ann Joseph .... Maggie
Made in between series two and three of "Cracker" as he slowly handed over the reins to Paul Abbott, McGovern crafted a semi-autobiographical four part drama for Christopher Eccleston (so memorable as the ill-fated DCI Bilborough in "Cracker"). Concerning Eccleston's ex-shop steward turned novice teacher Drew MacKenzie's first year at an inner city Liverpool comprehensive, McGovern's drama is gritty, caustic, sharp and moving. The hallmarks of McGovern's writing are all there: sharp dialogue, naturalistic acting, bristling social conscience and the ability to turn narrative on its head with dramatic plot twists. While perhaps not in the same league as his work on the awesome "Cracker", "Hearts and Minds" is top notch drama from one of modern British television's foremost dramatists. Taken as a body of work, "Cracker", "Hearts and Minds", "Go Now", "Hillsborough", "The Lakes", "Dockers", "Sunday", "Gunpowder, Treason and Plot" and now "The Street" show that for true mastery of the TV drama, few can beat McGovern.
The cast is uniformly excellent, with Eccleston's bustling, energetic performance as Drew the highlight, but credit for David Harewood's Trevor, providing the weary conterpoint to Drew's idealism. Mike Leigh alumni Peter Wight is also excellent in the first episode.
Re-appraising "Hearts and Minds" in 2006, one should look at it from many viewpoints. McGovern's star has grown and this was the proof that Eccleston could carry a drama as lead. His development through the films of Michael Winterbottom and Danny Boyle, and his repeated collaborations with McGovern have cemented his position as one of the most interesting actors of his generation, while his projects with Russell T Davies have seen him as the re-incarnation of Jesus and the ubiquitous Timelord to outstanding critical and popular acclaim. "Hearts and Minds" also proved a forerunner for "Teachers" and "Waterloo Road", though I would say McGovern did it better. It still holds up today as a strong, angry, vibrant production. One would hope that the education system has aged as well in the intervening decade.
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DRAMA: Jimmy McGovern - Hearts and Minds (1995)
Episode Two
When: February 1995
Duration: 00:49:44
_______________________________
Cast:
Christopher Eccleston .... Drew Mackenzie
David Harewood .... Trevor
Ian McElhinney .... Alex
Sara Mair-Thomas .... Mo
Peter Halliday .... Shotton
Pauline Black .... Joanna
Jonathan Dow .... Maurice (as Jo Dow)
Peter Armitage .... Norman
Lynda Steadman .... Emma Mackenzie
Mark Womack .... Archie
Ann Joseph .... Maggie
Made in between series two and three of "Cracker" as he slowly handed over the reins to Paul Abbott, McGovern crafted a semi-autobiographical four part drama for Christopher Eccleston (so memorable as the ill-fated DCI Bilborough in "Cracker"). Concerning Eccleston's ex-shop steward turned novice teacher Drew MacKenzie's first year at an inner city Liverpool comprehensive, McGovern's drama is gritty, caustic, sharp and moving. The hallmarks of McGovern's writing are all there: sharp dialogue, naturalistic acting, bristling social conscience and the ability to turn narrative on its head with dramatic plot twists. While perhaps not in the same league as his work on the awesome "Cracker", "Hearts and Minds" is top notch drama from one of modern British television's foremost dramatists. Taken as a body of work, "Cracker", "Hearts and Minds", "Go Now", "Hillsborough", "The Lakes", "Dockers", "Sunday", "Gunpowder, Treason and Plot" and now "The Street" show that for true mastery of the TV drama, few can beat McGovern.
The cast is uniformly excellent, with Eccleston's bustling, energetic performance as Drew the highlight, but credit for David Harewood's Trevor, providing the weary conterpoint to Drew's idealism. Mike Leigh alumni Peter Wight is also excellent in the first episode.
Re-appraising "Hearts and Minds" in 2006, one should look at it from many viewpoints. McGovern's star has grown and this was the proof that Eccleston could carry a drama as lead. His development through the films of Michael Winterbottom and Danny Boyle, and his repeated collaborations with McGovern have cemented his position as one of the most interesting actors of his generation, while his projects with Russell T Davies have seen him as the re-incarnation of Jesus and the ubiquitous Timelord to outstanding critical and popular acclaim. "Hearts and Minds" also proved a forerunner for "Teachers" and "Waterloo Road", though I would say McGovern did it better. It still holds up today as a strong, angry, vibrant production. One would hope that the education system has aged as well in the intervening decade.
- published: 18 Jul 2013
- views: 9888
Needle 1990
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- Duration: 1:23:40
- Updated: 22 Nov 2012
- views: 35041
Jimmy McGovern's excellent script imagines an alternative contemporary history in which a pilot scheme to decriminalise heroin has been
launched in Liverpool i...
Jimmy McGovern's excellent script imagines an alternative contemporary history in which a pilot scheme to decriminalise heroin has been
launched in Liverpool in order to combat the rising tide of criminality and disease associated with addiction to the drug. The story follows
a hapless young dude who begins as a casual user and gradually succumbs to addiction.
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Jimmy McGovern's excellent script imagines an alternative contemporary history in which a pilot scheme to decriminalise heroin has been
launched in Liverpool in order to combat the rising tide of criminality and disease associated with addiction to the drug. The story follows
a hapless young dude who begins as a casual user and gradually succumbs to addiction.
- published: 22 Nov 2012
- views: 35041
Jimmy McGovern's Writing - Broken - BBC First
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- Duration: 2:14
- Updated: 20 Jun 2017
- views: 31
The cast and crew of Broken discuss the power of Jimmy McGovern's writing. Broken starts Sunday July 9.
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- published: 20 Jun 2017
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Watch Common Watch Movies Online Free
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- Duration: 1:14:47
- Updated: 01 Aug 2015
- views: 1531
Young Johnjo O'Shea drives his cousin Tony and two friends to a takeaway, unaware that they intend to beat up another youth. In the fracas one of the trio, psyc...
Young Johnjo O'Shea drives his cousin Tony and two friends to a takeaway, unaware that they intend to beat up another youth. In the fracas one of the trio, psycho Kieran Gillespie, stabs to death innocent bystander Thomas Hughes and threatens Johnjo not to go to the police. However Johnjo voluntarily gives a statement to DI Hastings but finds himself remanded in custody despite being guiltless of any crime. Under an ancient legal process known as Joint Enterprise which holds that any accomplice was aware of malicious intent he stands trial with the others. His lawyer puts up an excellent case for him but the judge feels unable to oppose Joint Enterprise and, although only Gillespie gets life, the other boys are forced to plead guilty to GBH and get five years. Parallel to the O'Sheas' plight is the reaction of Thomas's estranged parents, especially his mother Margaret, who ultimately feels a kinship with Johnjo's mother after receiving a letter of apology from the boy. As the credits ...
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Young Johnjo O'Shea drives his cousin Tony and two friends to a takeaway, unaware that they intend to beat up another youth. In the fracas one of the trio, psycho Kieran Gillespie, stabs to death innocent bystander Thomas Hughes and threatens Johnjo not to go to the police. However Johnjo voluntarily gives a statement to DI Hastings but finds himself remanded in custody despite being guiltless of any crime. Under an ancient legal process known as Joint Enterprise which holds that any accomplice was aware of malicious intent he stands trial with the others. His lawyer puts up an excellent case for him but the judge feels unable to oppose Joint Enterprise and, although only Gillespie gets life, the other boys are forced to plead guilty to GBH and get five years. Parallel to the O'Sheas' plight is the reaction of Thomas's estranged parents, especially his mother Margaret, who ultimately feels a kinship with Johnjo's mother after receiving a letter of apology from the boy. As the credits ...
- published: 01 Aug 2015
- views: 1531
Hillsborough - TV Movie (1996)
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- Duration: 1:36:50
- Updated: 15 Sep 2012
- views: 139284
- published: 15 Sep 2012
- views: 139284
Sunday
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- Duration: 1:31:53
- Updated: 20 Oct 2013
- views: 32192
Jimmy McGovern's gritty drama-documentary tells the story of the events of Bloody Sunday when British paratroopers shot dead 13 unarmed civilians and wounded a ...
Jimmy McGovern's gritty drama-documentary tells the story of the events of Bloody Sunday when British paratroopers shot dead 13 unarmed civilians and wounded a further 15 during an anti-Internment march in Derry, Ireland. A dramatized reconstruction of the events between 1968 and 1973, 'Sunday' is based entirely on fact, using British Government documents, interviews, eyewitness reports and court transcripts. This gripping film examines the personal tragedies, the political context and the impact of the Widgery Inquiry that followed (Description from the DVD cover).
This is the rarer of the two films made depicting the events of Bloody Sunday and for my money the better of the two.
Bloody Sunday (The second in Irish History) was the massacre on the 30th of January 1972 of innocent civilians by the soldiers from the 1st Battalion of the Parachute Regiment British Army.
On the 30th of January 1970 a Civil Rights demonstration by the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association was taking place in Derry. The march was attacked by British troops killing 13 on the day another died later from his wounds. 14 others were injured. Several of those shot were trying to help other victims or were shot in the back while fleeing.
The British authorities then did everything in their power to cover up the crimes of their soldiers. Blaming the I.R.A. or rioters for starting the shooting. They planted nail bombs on innocent victims, tampered with evidence, intimidated eyewitness and held a whitewash of an inquiry in the form of Widgery Tribunal. While all the time protecting the guilty.
This was far from the only such incident of it's kind committed by the British Army during the Troubles. Other similar crimes were the Springhill Massacre, and the Ballymurphy Massacre and then there were crimes where they colluded with Loyalist groups to commit like the Dublin & Monaghan Bombing and the Miami Showband massacre.
KILLED:
Patrick Doherty (31)
Gerald Donaghy (17)
John 'Jackie' Duddy (17)
Hugh Gilmour (17)
Michael Kelly (17)
Michael McDaid (20)
Kevin McElhinney (17)
Bernard 'Barney' McGuigan (41)
Gerard McKinney (35)
William 'Willie' McKinney (27)
William Nash (19)
James Wray (22)
John Young (17)
John Johnston (59)
INJURED:
Thirteen other people, excluding Mr Johnston, were injured on the day. They were: Michael Bradley (22), Michael Bridge (25), Alana Burke (18), Patrick Campbell (51), Margaret Deery (31), Damien Donaghy (15), Joseph Friel (22), Danny Gillespie (32), Patrick McDaid (25), Daniel McGowan (38), Joseph Mahon (16), Alexander Nash (51) and Michael Quinn (17).
Read the links for more:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloody_Sunday_(1972)
http://www.museumoffreederry.org/history-bloody-events.html
http://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2001/01/inq-j31.html
http://www.derrydaily.net/2013/10/19/breaking-news-british-troops-to-be-arrested-for-bloody-sunday-murders/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/bloody_sunday
http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/bloody-sunday-in-northern-ireland
Ballymurphy Massacre
http://vimeo.com/83870650
https://wn.com/Sunday
Jimmy McGovern's gritty drama-documentary tells the story of the events of Bloody Sunday when British paratroopers shot dead 13 unarmed civilians and wounded a further 15 during an anti-Internment march in Derry, Ireland. A dramatized reconstruction of the events between 1968 and 1973, 'Sunday' is based entirely on fact, using British Government documents, interviews, eyewitness reports and court transcripts. This gripping film examines the personal tragedies, the political context and the impact of the Widgery Inquiry that followed (Description from the DVD cover).
This is the rarer of the two films made depicting the events of Bloody Sunday and for my money the better of the two.
Bloody Sunday (The second in Irish History) was the massacre on the 30th of January 1972 of innocent civilians by the soldiers from the 1st Battalion of the Parachute Regiment British Army.
On the 30th of January 1970 a Civil Rights demonstration by the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association was taking place in Derry. The march was attacked by British troops killing 13 on the day another died later from his wounds. 14 others were injured. Several of those shot were trying to help other victims or were shot in the back while fleeing.
The British authorities then did everything in their power to cover up the crimes of their soldiers. Blaming the I.R.A. or rioters for starting the shooting. They planted nail bombs on innocent victims, tampered with evidence, intimidated eyewitness and held a whitewash of an inquiry in the form of Widgery Tribunal. While all the time protecting the guilty.
This was far from the only such incident of it's kind committed by the British Army during the Troubles. Other similar crimes were the Springhill Massacre, and the Ballymurphy Massacre and then there were crimes where they colluded with Loyalist groups to commit like the Dublin & Monaghan Bombing and the Miami Showband massacre.
KILLED:
Patrick Doherty (31)
Gerald Donaghy (17)
John 'Jackie' Duddy (17)
Hugh Gilmour (17)
Michael Kelly (17)
Michael McDaid (20)
Kevin McElhinney (17)
Bernard 'Barney' McGuigan (41)
Gerard McKinney (35)
William 'Willie' McKinney (27)
William Nash (19)
James Wray (22)
John Young (17)
John Johnston (59)
INJURED:
Thirteen other people, excluding Mr Johnston, were injured on the day. They were: Michael Bradley (22), Michael Bridge (25), Alana Burke (18), Patrick Campbell (51), Margaret Deery (31), Damien Donaghy (15), Joseph Friel (22), Danny Gillespie (32), Patrick McDaid (25), Daniel McGowan (38), Joseph Mahon (16), Alexander Nash (51) and Michael Quinn (17).
Read the links for more:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloody_Sunday_(1972)
http://www.museumoffreederry.org/history-bloody-events.html
http://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2001/01/inq-j31.html
http://www.derrydaily.net/2013/10/19/breaking-news-british-troops-to-be-arrested-for-bloody-sunday-murders/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/bloody_sunday
http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/bloody-sunday-in-northern-ireland
Ballymurphy Massacre
http://vimeo.com/83870650
- published: 20 Oct 2013
- views: 32192
Hearts and Minds (1995) Episode 3 - Jimmy McGovern - Christopher Eccleston - David Harewood
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- Duration: 48:08
- Updated: 19 Jul 2013
- views: 5735
DRAMA: Jimmy McGovern - Hearts and Minds (1995)
Episode Three
When: February 1995
Duration: 00:48:07
_______________________________
Cast:
Christopher Ecclest...
DRAMA: Jimmy McGovern - Hearts and Minds (1995)
Episode Three
When: February 1995
Duration: 00:48:07
_______________________________
Cast:
Christopher Eccleston .... Drew Mackenzie
David Harewood .... Trevor
Ian McElhinney .... Alex
Sara Mair-Thomas .... Mo
Peter Halliday .... Shotton
Pauline Black .... Joanna
Jonathan Dow .... Maurice (as Jo Dow)
Peter Armitage .... Norman
Lynda Steadman .... Emma Mackenzie
Mark Womack .... Archie
Ann Joseph .... Maggie
Made in between series two and three of "Cracker" as he slowly handed over the reins to Paul Abbott, McGovern crafted a semi-autobiographical four part drama for Christopher Eccleston (so memorable as the ill-fated DCI Bilborough in "Cracker"). Concerning Eccleston's ex-shop steward turned novice teacher Drew MacKenzie's first year at an inner city Liverpool comprehensive, McGovern's drama is gritty, caustic, sharp and moving. The hallmarks of McGovern's writing are all there: sharp dialogue, naturalistic acting, bristling social conscience and the ability to turn narrative on its head with dramatic plot twists. While perhaps not in the same league as his work on the awesome "Cracker", "Hearts and Minds" is top notch drama from one of modern British television's foremost dramatists. Taken as a body of work, "Cracker", "Hearts and Minds", "Go Now", "Hillsborough", "The Lakes", "Dockers", "Sunday", "Gunpowder, Treason and PLot" and now "The Street" show that for true mastery of the TV drama, few can beat McGovern.
The cast is uniformly excellent, with Eccleston's bustling, energetic performance as Drew the highlight, but credit for David Harewood's Trevor, providing the weary conterpoint to Drew's idealism. Mike Leigh alumni Peter Wight is also excellent in the first episode.
Re-appraising "Hearts and Minds" in 2006, one should look at it from many viewpoints. McGovern's star has grown and this was the proof that Eccleston could carry a drama as lead. His development through the films of Michael Winterbottom and Danny Boyle, and his repeated collaborations with McGovern have cemented his position as one of the most interesting actors of his generation, while his projects with Russell T Davies have seen him as the re-incarnation of Jesus and the ubiquitous Timelord to outstanding critical and popular acclaim. "Hearts and Minds" also proved a forerunner for "Teachers" and "Waterloo Road", though I would say McGovern did it better. It still holds up today as a strong, angry, vibrant production. One would hope that the education system has aged as well in the intervening decade.
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DRAMA: Jimmy McGovern - Hearts and Minds (1995)
Episode Three
When: February 1995
Duration: 00:48:07
_______________________________
Cast:
Christopher Eccleston .... Drew Mackenzie
David Harewood .... Trevor
Ian McElhinney .... Alex
Sara Mair-Thomas .... Mo
Peter Halliday .... Shotton
Pauline Black .... Joanna
Jonathan Dow .... Maurice (as Jo Dow)
Peter Armitage .... Norman
Lynda Steadman .... Emma Mackenzie
Mark Womack .... Archie
Ann Joseph .... Maggie
Made in between series two and three of "Cracker" as he slowly handed over the reins to Paul Abbott, McGovern crafted a semi-autobiographical four part drama for Christopher Eccleston (so memorable as the ill-fated DCI Bilborough in "Cracker"). Concerning Eccleston's ex-shop steward turned novice teacher Drew MacKenzie's first year at an inner city Liverpool comprehensive, McGovern's drama is gritty, caustic, sharp and moving. The hallmarks of McGovern's writing are all there: sharp dialogue, naturalistic acting, bristling social conscience and the ability to turn narrative on its head with dramatic plot twists. While perhaps not in the same league as his work on the awesome "Cracker", "Hearts and Minds" is top notch drama from one of modern British television's foremost dramatists. Taken as a body of work, "Cracker", "Hearts and Minds", "Go Now", "Hillsborough", "The Lakes", "Dockers", "Sunday", "Gunpowder, Treason and PLot" and now "The Street" show that for true mastery of the TV drama, few can beat McGovern.
The cast is uniformly excellent, with Eccleston's bustling, energetic performance as Drew the highlight, but credit for David Harewood's Trevor, providing the weary conterpoint to Drew's idealism. Mike Leigh alumni Peter Wight is also excellent in the first episode.
Re-appraising "Hearts and Minds" in 2006, one should look at it from many viewpoints. McGovern's star has grown and this was the proof that Eccleston could carry a drama as lead. His development through the films of Michael Winterbottom and Danny Boyle, and his repeated collaborations with McGovern have cemented his position as one of the most interesting actors of his generation, while his projects with Russell T Davies have seen him as the re-incarnation of Jesus and the ubiquitous Timelord to outstanding critical and popular acclaim. "Hearts and Minds" also proved a forerunner for "Teachers" and "Waterloo Road", though I would say McGovern did it better. It still holds up today as a strong, angry, vibrant production. One would hope that the education system has aged as well in the intervening decade.
- published: 19 Jul 2013
- views: 5735
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Sunday
"Sunday" Play written by Jimmy McGovern. Sunday depicts the events leading up to Bloody Sunday in Derry Ireland on January 30th 1972 .
published: 24 May 2017 -
Acusados - Assistir filme completo dublado
Assistir Accused 1 Temporada Dublado, Legendado, Download, Baixar, Online, A série de seis partes de Jimmy McGoven investiga o passado de seis pessoas, todos acusados de um crime em tribunal. Esta é uma série antológica britânica, sem elenco ou personagens fixos, criada por Jimmy McGovern. Narrando uma história por episódio, Accused apresenta as transformações pelas quais as pessoas passam quando são acusadas de um crime.
published: 02 Jul 2015 -
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Common Official Teaser Trailer #1 (2014) - Nico Mirallegro BBC Drama Productions Here http://smarturl.it/13ysc1?IQid=youtube Stars : Nico Mirallegro, Susan Lynch, Daniel Mays, Jodhi May, Andrew Tiernan, Robert Pugh Movie Synopsis : Multi-award-winning writer Jimmy McGovern's brand new film based on the UK's controversial joint enterprise law. Jimmy McGovern's gritty drama stars Nico Mirallegro as guileless 17 year old Johnjo O'Shea, who goes from innocent bystander to accessory to premeditated murder after giving a few friends a lift.
published: 09 Nov 2016 -
Gunpowder, Treason and Plot - Documentary, C4 2001
A 2001 UK Channel 4 documentary (with dramatised scenes) about the Gunpowder Plot of 1605. A lovely specimen of the form (quality late 90s-early 2000s British TV history documentaries). Gets into a fair bit of the politics as well as the details of events. Best watched in a dark room, in front of an open fire, with the cold November wind howling outside and the skeletal fingers of bare trees tapping on your windows. (NOT the similarly-titled Jimmy McGovern drama with Clémence Poésy and Robert Carlyle.)
published: 16 Aug 2016 -
Needle 1990
Jimmy McGovern's excellent script imagines an alternative contemporary history in which a pilot scheme to decriminalise heroin has been launched in Liverpool in order to combat the rising tide of criminality and disease associated with addiction to the drug. The story follows a hapless young dude who begins as a casual user and gradually succumbs to addiction.
published: 22 Nov 2012 -
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“You can’t expect characters to cry unless you cry writing it” Jimmy McGovern's screenwriting advice
Jimmy McGovern, one of the UK’s most celebrated television screenwriters, discusses his passion for people, his politics and what makes a great screenplay. McGovern cut his teeth working on Brookside (1982-1988), writing many plotlines tackling tough social and political issues over the course of his six-year stint. Next he created Cracker (1994), one of the most complex and sympathetic characters ever seen on the small screen, vividly portrayed by Robbie Coltrane. Cracker set the tone for McGovern’s future work, which although dramatically different, bear similarities in their mix of unflinching social commentary and compelling drama. It was the first of his work to earn McGovern a BAFTA nod (for Drama Series, with Gub Neal in 1994), and he would be nominated a further eight times in var...
published: 12 Oct 2016 -
"Sunday" by Jimmy McGovern C4 debate 25th January 2002
debate following the Channel 4 showing of Sunday, presented bu John Snow. Sunday is a television drama, produced by Sunday Productions for Channel 4 and screened on 25 January 2002. It dramatises the events of "Bloody Sunday" through the eyes of the families of the dead and injured, specifically those of Leo Young, older brother to John Young, who was killed on the day. The timescale covers events in the years prior to Bloody Sunday, and subsequent events up to and including the Widgery Tribunal. It was written by Jimmy McGovern and directed by Charles McDougall, and the Channel 4 transmission was followed by a live studio debate about the issues involved. It was overshadowed by the rival Bloody Sunday, shown eight days previously by ITV. While the ITV's Bloody Sunday filmed most of its...
published: 09 Aug 2015 -
The Lakes 1997 S01E01 "Compulsion over Greed"
14 September 1997 Written by Jimmy McGovern Directed by David Blair. Danny Kavanagh, a compulsive gambler and lout, looking to start afresh, arrives in a small village in the Lake District and manages to get a job at a local hotel, working under tyrannical, sex-mad chef Gary Alcock. However, it's not long before he's taken a shine to local girl Emma, and after a series of short rendezvous, Emma discovers she is pregnant. Danny is subsequently sacked from his job, having become a pariah. Danny, however, soon manages to find another job, hiring out boats on the local lake to tourists. However, when Danny abandons his work station to phone in a bet, a tragic accident occurs, leaving three young girls lives' hanging in the balance.
published: 31 Jan 2017
Sunday
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- Duration: 1:31:34
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"Sunday" Play written by Jimmy McGovern. Sunday depicts the events leading up to Bloody Sunday in Derry Ireland on January 30th 1972 .
"Sunday" Play written by Jimmy McGovern. Sunday depicts the events leading up to Bloody Sunday in Derry Ireland on January 30th 1972 .
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"Sunday" Play written by Jimmy McGovern. Sunday depicts the events leading up to Bloody Sunday in Derry Ireland on January 30th 1972 .
- published: 24 May 2017
- views: 8
Acusados - Assistir filme completo dublado
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- Duration: 1:30:31
- Updated: 02 Jul 2015
- views: 73155
Assistir Accused 1 Temporada Dublado, Legendado, Download, Baixar, Online, A série de seis partes de Jimmy McGoven investiga o passado de seis pessoas, todos ac...
Assistir Accused 1 Temporada Dublado, Legendado, Download, Baixar, Online, A série de seis partes de Jimmy McGoven investiga o passado de seis pessoas, todos acusados de um crime em tribunal. Esta é uma série antológica britânica, sem elenco ou personagens fixos, criada por Jimmy McGovern. Narrando uma história por episódio, Accused apresenta as transformações pelas quais as pessoas passam quando são acusadas de um crime.
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Assistir Accused 1 Temporada Dublado, Legendado, Download, Baixar, Online, A série de seis partes de Jimmy McGoven investiga o passado de seis pessoas, todos acusados de um crime em tribunal. Esta é uma série antológica britânica, sem elenco ou personagens fixos, criada por Jimmy McGovern. Narrando uma história por episódio, Accused apresenta as transformações pelas quais as pessoas passam quando são acusadas de um crime.
- published: 02 Jul 2015
- views: 73155
Common 2014 F.u.L.l'Movie'Free Online
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Multi-award-winning writer Jimmy McGovern's brand new film based on the UK's controversial joint enterprise law. Jimmy McGovern's gritty drama stars Nico Mirallegro as guileless 17 year old Johnjo O'Shea, who goes from innocent bystander to accessory to premeditated murder after giving a few friends a lift.
- published: 09 Nov 2016
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Gunpowder, Treason and Plot - Documentary, C4 2001
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- Duration: 1:17:15
- Updated: 16 Aug 2016
- views: 3514
A 2001 UK Channel 4 documentary (with dramatised scenes) about the Gunpowder Plot of 1605.
A lovely specimen of the form (quality late 90s-early 2000s Britis...
A 2001 UK Channel 4 documentary (with dramatised scenes) about the Gunpowder Plot of 1605.
A lovely specimen of the form (quality late 90s-early 2000s British TV history documentaries). Gets into a fair bit of the politics as well as the details of events.
Best watched in a dark room, in front of an open fire, with the cold November wind howling outside and the skeletal fingers of bare trees tapping on your windows.
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A 2001 UK Channel 4 documentary (with dramatised scenes) about the Gunpowder Plot of 1605.
A lovely specimen of the form (quality late 90s-early 2000s British TV history documentaries). Gets into a fair bit of the politics as well as the details of events.
Best watched in a dark room, in front of an open fire, with the cold November wind howling outside and the skeletal fingers of bare trees tapping on your windows.
(NOT the similarly-titled Jimmy McGovern drama with Clémence Poésy and Robert Carlyle.)
- published: 16 Aug 2016
- views: 3514
Needle 1990
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- Duration: 1:23:40
- Updated: 22 Nov 2012
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Jimmy McGovern's excellent script imagines an alternative contemporary history in which a pilot scheme to decriminalise heroin has been
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Jimmy McGovern's excellent script imagines an alternative contemporary history in which a pilot scheme to decriminalise heroin has been
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Jimmy McGovern's excellent script imagines an alternative contemporary history in which a pilot scheme to decriminalise heroin has been
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- published: 22 Nov 2012
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“You can’t expect characters to cry unless you cry writing it” Jimmy McGovern's screenwriting advice
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- Duration: 33:09
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Jimmy McGovern, one of the UK’s most celebrated television screenwriters, discusses his passion for people, his politics and what makes a great screenplay.
McG...
Jimmy McGovern, one of the UK’s most celebrated television screenwriters, discusses his passion for people, his politics and what makes a great screenplay.
McGovern cut his teeth working on Brookside (1982-1988), writing many plotlines tackling tough social and political issues over the course of his six-year stint. Next he created Cracker (1994), one of the most complex and sympathetic characters ever seen on the small screen, vividly portrayed by Robbie Coltrane. Cracker set the tone for McGovern’s future work, which although dramatically different, bear similarities in their mix of unflinching social commentary and compelling drama. It was the first of his work to earn McGovern a BAFTA nod (for Drama Series, with Gub Neal in 1994), and he would be nominated a further eight times in various categories. His BAFTA wins include Hillsborough for Single Drama in 1997 (with Nicola Shindler, Charles McDougall and Katy Jones); and two for The Street for Drama Series in 2007 and 2008 (with Sita Williams, Terry McDonough, John Chapman, David Blair and Ken Horn). He was presented with BAFTA’s Dennis Potter Award in 1995.
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McGovern cut his teeth working on Brookside (1982-1988), writing many plotlines tackling tough social and political issues over the course of his six-year stint. Next he created Cracker (1994), one of the most complex and sympathetic characters ever seen on the small screen, vividly portrayed by Robbie Coltrane. Cracker set the tone for McGovern’s future work, which although dramatically different, bear similarities in their mix of unflinching social commentary and compelling drama. It was the first of his work to earn McGovern a BAFTA nod (for Drama Series, with Gub Neal in 1994), and he would be nominated a further eight times in various categories. His BAFTA wins include Hillsborough for Single Drama in 1997 (with Nicola Shindler, Charles McDougall and Katy Jones); and two for The Street for Drama Series in 2007 and 2008 (with Sita Williams, Terry McDonough, John Chapman, David Blair and Ken Horn). He was presented with BAFTA’s Dennis Potter Award in 1995.
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- published: 12 Oct 2016
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"Sunday" by Jimmy McGovern C4 debate 25th January 2002
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- Duration: 47:32
- Updated: 09 Aug 2015
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debate following the Channel 4 showing of Sunday, presented bu John Snow.
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debate following the Channel 4 showing of Sunday, presented bu John Snow.
Sunday is a television drama, produced by Sunday Productions for Channel 4 and screened on 25 January 2002. It dramatises the events of "Bloody Sunday" through the eyes of the families of the dead and injured, specifically those of Leo Young, older brother to John Young, who was killed on the day. The timescale covers events in the years prior to Bloody Sunday, and subsequent events up to and including the Widgery Tribunal.
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While the ITV's Bloody Sunday filmed most of its scenes in Ballymun in Dublin, Sunday filmed the majority of its scenes in Derry itself. Streets and areas where the actual events of Bloody Sunday happened were used by the production team, such as William Street, Creggan, Craigavon Bridge and Harvey Street, where in the now well-known scene of Father Edward Daly (now retired Bishop of Derry) was filmed waving a blood stained handkerchief escorting men carrying one of the victims, Jackie Duddy.
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Sunday is a television drama, produced by Sunday Productions for Channel 4 and screened on 25 January 2002. It dramatises the events of "Bloody Sunday" through the eyes of the families of the dead and injured, specifically those of Leo Young, older brother to John Young, who was killed on the day. The timescale covers events in the years prior to Bloody Sunday, and subsequent events up to and including the Widgery Tribunal.
It was written by Jimmy McGovern and directed by Charles McDougall, and the Channel 4 transmission was followed by a live studio debate about the issues involved. It was overshadowed by the rival Bloody Sunday, shown eight days previously by ITV.
While the ITV's Bloody Sunday filmed most of its scenes in Ballymun in Dublin, Sunday filmed the majority of its scenes in Derry itself. Streets and areas where the actual events of Bloody Sunday happened were used by the production team, such as William Street, Creggan, Craigavon Bridge and Harvey Street, where in the now well-known scene of Father Edward Daly (now retired Bishop of Derry) was filmed waving a blood stained handkerchief escorting men carrying one of the victims, Jackie Duddy.
- published: 09 Aug 2015
- views: 809
The Lakes 1997 S01E01 "Compulsion over Greed"
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- Duration: 1:33:12
- Updated: 31 Jan 2017
- views: 345
14 September 1997 Written by Jimmy McGovern Directed by David Blair.
Danny Kavanagh, a compulsive gambler and lout, looking to start afresh, arrives in a smal...
14 September 1997 Written by Jimmy McGovern Directed by David Blair.
Danny Kavanagh, a compulsive gambler and lout, looking to start afresh, arrives in a small village in the Lake District and manages to get a job at a local hotel, working under tyrannical, sex-mad chef Gary Alcock. However, it's not long before he's taken a shine to local girl Emma, and after a series of short rendezvous, Emma discovers she is pregnant. Danny is subsequently sacked from his job, having become a pariah. Danny, however, soon manages to find another job, hiring out boats on the local lake to tourists. However, when Danny abandons his work station to phone in a bet, a tragic accident occurs, leaving three young girls lives' hanging in the balance.
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14 September 1997 Written by Jimmy McGovern Directed by David Blair.
Danny Kavanagh, a compulsive gambler and lout, looking to start afresh, arrives in a small village in the Lake District and manages to get a job at a local hotel, working under tyrannical, sex-mad chef Gary Alcock. However, it's not long before he's taken a shine to local girl Emma, and after a series of short rendezvous, Emma discovers she is pregnant. Danny is subsequently sacked from his job, having become a pariah. Danny, however, soon manages to find another job, hiring out boats on the local lake to tourists. However, when Danny abandons his work station to phone in a bet, a tragic accident occurs, leaving three young girls lives' hanging in the balance.
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“You can’t expect characters to cry unless you cry writing it” Jimmy McGovern's screenwriting advice
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Hearts and Minds (1995) Episode 3 - Jimmy McGovern - Christopher Eccleston - David Harewood
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“You can’t expect characters to cry unless you cry writing it” Jimmy McGovern's screenwriting advice
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"Sunday" by Jimmy McGovern C4 debate 25th January 2002
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Jimmy McGovern: New BBC drama 'Common'
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King Cotton: Jimmy McGovern Interviewed at The Lowry
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Jimmy McGovern UNESCO Best Wishes to Galway
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Hearts and Minds (1995) Episode 2 - Jimmy McGovern - Christopher Eccleston - David Harewood
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Hearts and Minds (1995) Episode 3 - Jimmy McGovern - Christopher Eccleston - David Harewood
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Episode Three
When: February 1995
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