Jesse Armstrong
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Gender | Male |
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Age | 53 |
Born | Oswestry |
United Kingdom | |
Job | Screenwriter |
Television producer | |
Awards | British Academy Television Award for Best Scripted Comedy |
British Independent Film Award for Best Screenplay | |
London Film Critics' Circle Award for Screenwriter of the Year | |
The Writers' Guild of Great Britain Award | |
British Comedy Award for the Best New Comedy Programme | |
New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Screenplay | |
Chlotrudis Award for Best Original Screenplay | |
Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series | |
Date of birth | December 13,1970 |
Zodiac sign | Sagittarius |
Education | University of Manchester |
Nominations | Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series |
Nationality | English |
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ID | 427088 |
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Jesse Armstrong Life story
Jesse David Armstrong is a British author, screenwriter, and producer. He is a co-creator of the Channel 4 comedy series Peep Show and Fresh Meat, and the creator of the HBO satirical comedy-drama series Succession.
Barbie director Greta Gerwig calls film's success 'so moving'
... The director was in conversation at the festival with Peep Show co-creator and Succession writer Jesse Armstrong...
Rupert Murdoch's succession drama reaches its finale
... When Succession writer Jesse Armstrong appeared at the Edinburgh TV Festival last month, he confirmed what most people already knew - the Murdoch dynasty was the original inspiration for his story of brutal power struggles and backstabbing within a the family of a media mogul...
Succession: Critics praise 'perfect, brutal' finale
... " It was as if the show s creator, Jesse Armstrong, held a mirror up to our decayed society and told us, reassuringly, I see you, ...
Why Succession creator Jesse Armstrong has sympathy for show's ‘caged beasts'
...By Ian YoungsEntertainment & arts reporterSuccession creator Jesse Armstrong says he has sympathy for the " caged beasts" at the centre of his TV show, as its hotly-anticipated finale approaches...
Brian Cox says Succession twist happened 'too early' in series
... The Dundee-born actor praised writer Jesse Armstrong, however, for executing the plot line " brilliantly"...
Succession: Show's creator announces show will end after fourth season
... Jesse Armstrong said in that he " never thought this could go on forever"...
Emmys 2022: Succession leads US TV award nominations
... The shows with the most nominations: Succession, about a ruthless family media dynasty that has been compared to the Murdochs, was created by Peep Show s Jesse Armstrong and won best drama series at the 2020 Emmys...
Bafta TV Awards: Eight highlights from the ceremony
... Matthew Macfadyen isn t as horrible as his characterSuccession writer Jesse Armstrong accepted Matthew Macfadyen s prize for best supporting actor, as the star wasn t there to collect it in person...
Barbie director Greta Gerwig calls film's success 'so moving'
By Lizo MzimbaEntertainment correspondent, BBC News
Greta Gerwig, The Director of Smash Hit movie Barbie, has described The Film 's success as " so moving".
The blockbuster follows the famous doll and her companion Ken travelling from Barbieland into The Real world.
Gerwig, speaking at the London Film Festival, added that seeing The Movie being enjoyed by so many had been " The Most thrilling thing".
The Film has taken $1. 44bn (£1. 2bn) at the Box Office , making her The Most successful solo female director ever.
The Director was in conversation at The Festival with Peep Show co-creator and Succession writer Jesse Armstrong .
Such joySpeaking about the months she spent working on Barbie, she told him: " The Process of Making It was such joy. It was The Most joyful set I've ever been on.
" I thought, if I can make A Movie that's half, or [a] quarter as fun to watch as it was to make, I think maybe we've got A Shot . "
The Film was shot in the UK at Leavesden Studios in Hertfordshire.
It was released In July , and Gerwig went into cinemas to see the reaction and ensure audiences had The Best viewing - and Listening - Experience , she revealed.
" On the opening weekend I was in New York City. And I went around some different theatres and sort of stood in the back. And Then also turned up the volume if I felt it was playing at Maybe Not the perfect level, " She Said . " It was The Most thrilling thing. "
She told film fans at the London festival that she'd grown up loving watching films in movie theatres.
" And I think that part of me always wanted to recreate that feeling from childhood of meeting in a dark room with a bunch of people. So it was so moving to me that that was The Thing that people experienced. "
She also thanked The Bbc for allowing her to use a short extract from its 1995 TV adaptation of Pride & Prejudice in her film.
" I was very honoured they said yes to that, " She Said . " That was a Big Deal . They don't always Say Yes . Thank You to Jennifer Ehle and Colin Firth , that was very lovely. "
And although she was careful not to name it, Gerwig also spoke briefly about her next, eagerly awaited project, and The Challenges it's presenting.
" I'm working on something right now, I'm in the writing process, " she told The Audience . " And it's hard. And I'm having nightmares. I'm having recurring nightmares. "
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