Peter Morgan
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Gender | Male |
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Age | 61 |
Date of birth | April 10,1963 |
Zodiac sign | Aries |
Born | Wimbledon |
London | |
United Kingdom | |
Spouse | Lila Morgan |
Plays | The Audience |
Frost/Nixon | |
Books | Dome of the Rock |
Porsche Boxster and Boxster S | |
Original Porsche 911 | |
The Queen | |
Job | Actor |
Playwright | |
Screenwriter | |
Film Producer | |
Television producer | |
Education | University of Leeds |
Downside School | |
Parents | Arthur Morgenthau |
Inga Morgenthau | |
Alma mater | University of Leeds |
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Date of Upd. | |
ID | 450782 |
Frost/Nixon
Rush
The Last King of Scotland
Bohemian Rhapsody
Hereafter
The Other Boleyn Girl
The Special Relationship
The Damned United
American Sniper
Longford
The Deal
Martha, Meet Frank, Daniel and Laurence
Henry VIII
Dear Rosie
The Silent Touch
360
National Lampoon's Senior Trip
In the Heart of the Sea
Metropolis
The Crown
BAFTA Award for Best Adapted Screenplay
Satellite Award for Best Original Screenplay
Satellite Award for Best Adapted Screenplay
British Academy Television Award for Best Single Drama
Best Screenplay Award
National Society of Film Critics Award for Best Screenplay
British Academy Television Award for Best Mini Series
London Film Critics' Circle Award for Screenwriter of the Year
New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Screenplay
British Independent Film Award for Best Screenplay
British Academy Television Writer Award
Writers Guild of America Award for Television: Long Form – Original
Los Angeles Film Critics Association Award for Best Screenplay
Chicago Film Critics Association Award for Best Original Screenplay
San Francisco Film Critics Circle Award for Best Adapted Screenplay
WhatsOnStage Award for Best New Play
Online Film Critics Society Award for Best Original Screenplay
Toronto Film Critics Association Award for Best Screenplay
Golden Globe Award for Best Screenplay - Motion Picture
Peter Morgan Life story
Peter Julian Robin Morgan, CBE is a British screenwriter and playwright. He is the playwright behind The Audience and Frost/Nixon and the screenwriter of The Queen, Frost/Nixon, The Damned United, and Rush. Morgan wrote the television films The Deal, Longford, and The Special Relationship.
The Crown: How has Netflix handled Princess Diana's death?
... The first part of series six, which was written by Peter Morgan and released on Thursday, for its portrayal of sensitive and private events...
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... The latest series has been once again written by Peter Morgan, who created the hugely popular show which has been running since 2016...
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The Crown producers promise to handle Princess Diana death delicately
... " I think that the passing of Her Majesty undoubtedly impacted on us all and [writer Peter Morgan] in particular, " he responded...
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... And Prof Maclaran says the monarchy has previously benefited from such an approach, including the 2006 movie The Queen, starring Helen Mirren and also written by Crown creator Peter Morgan...
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... " The programme s creator, Peter Morgan, also defended the forthcoming series in, published this week...
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... " The Crown (Netflix, 2016-present)The Queen s writer Peter Morgan went on to create The Crown, Netflix s major series tracing the reign of the monarch from her ascension to the early 2000s...
The Crown: How has Netflix handled Princess Diana's death?
By Annabel RackhamCulture reporter
Princess Diana 's death as a result of a car crash In Paris may have happened More Than 25 years ago, but is Still Fresh in the memories of many.
It's why the portrayal of such events in the new series of Netflix's The Crown are under so much scrutiny.
The First part of series six, which was Written By Peter Morgan and released on Thursday, for its portrayal of sensitive and private events.
Warning: This article contains spoilers.
Over The Course of four episodes, Princess Diana 's post-divorce life is explored - from her role as doting mother to Princes William and Harry, to her charity work on landmines in Bosnia and friendship with Egyptian businessman, Mohamed Al Fayed, and romance with his son Dodi.
Episode three focuses on The Events leading up to Princess Diana 's death, culminating in The Car crash that killed her, aged 36 and Dodi, aged 42, in the Pont de l'Alma underpass In Paris .
In The Fourth episode, which concludes The First release of The Sixth series, we see a dramatization of events proceeding Diana and Dodi's deaths, including reactions from the Royal Family , The Public and then-Prime Minister Tony Blair .
What it gets rightThis portion of the series (The Next six episodes are due to be released in mid-December) is dominated by the media attention Princess Diana gets, with paparazzi harassing her wherever she goes, whilst also showing her efforts to try and bargain with them to protect herself and her children.
Royal commentator and film critic Richard Fitzwilliams says this depiction " is pretty accurate" and goes As Far as saying " she was hunted" by cameras.
He tells The Bbc : " If you're frank about it, Diana did play with The Press and [The Crown ] did give some insight into that".
Mr Fitzwilliams also said The Show 's portrayal of the " absolutely terrible" bidding war by newspapers for pictures of the late princess felt true to history, as did the complicated relationship between The Press and The Royals at that time.
The Fourth episode also wrestles with The Royal reaction to Princess Diana 's death, with a storyline based on The Queen 's apparent reluctance to make any public statement.
Academic and royal specialist Pauline MacLaren says The Show 's portrayal of The Queen and The Public 's reaction to The Royals at This Time " is fairly accurate".
She says The Queen 's address to The Nation after Diana's death " was certainly a big criticism" at The Time .
" One of The Crisis points that The Queen had in her reign was The Public 's reaction to her apparent lack of sympathy for Diana's death, " she tells The Bbc .
MacLaren also says she believes the grieving of Princes William and Harry in The Show " is well handled".
The young princes, William Played By Rufus Kampa and Harry, Played By Fflyn Edwards , were 15 and 12 at The Time their mother died.
In The Show , Prince William is seen dealing with His Mother 's death by disappearing into the grounds of Balmoral Castle , in Scotland, for several hours in the pouring rain.
Whilst MacLaren says its not known whether these events are " fact or fiction" she sees this as a " sensitive portrayal of The Boys ' sorrow at their mother's death".
What it doesn't get rightPrince Charles , Now King Charles III, features heavily in scenes showing The Aftermath of Diana's death in The Crown .
In scenes that dramatise his conversations with The Queen , he appears to press for a royal plane to bring back Diana's coffin from Paris, as well as calling on His Mother to address The Nation after she expresses hesitancy.
" I would read those [scenes] as fictionalised, " MacLaren says.
" People know that the series is not a documentary and I think that has got through to everybody, " she adds.
Charles appears in The Show to have a sensitive side, crying at the Paris hospital where Diana was pronounced dead and comforting his sons.
Prince Harry that " Pa didn't hug me" when he told him His Mother had died and that a pat on the knee was The Most comfort he received.
A young Prince Harry is also seen crying in a church service on The Morning he learns of Diana's passing, when Harry says in his book that he didn't cry until he saw His Mother 's coffin being lowered into the ground.
" My Body convulsed and my chin fell and I began to sob uncontrollably into my hands, " he wrote.
" I felt ashamed of violating The Family ethos, but I couldn't hold it in any longer. It's ok, I reassured myself, it's ok. There aren't any cameras around. "
A part of The Show which has probably received The Most criticism is The Appearance of ghosts of Princess and Diana and Dodi Fayed in episode four.
Richard Fitzwilliams calls the storyline, in which Diana " haunts" Charles and The Queen " stupid" " ridiculous" and Dodi haunting his father, " somewhat of a caricature".
He sees this as a transgression for British writer Peter Morgan , who was also behind Oscar-nominated 2006 film The Queen , which depicts The Events following the death of the Diana.
" The odd thing is the writing [of The Ghost scene] compared to The Queen , which is superb and holds up extremely well".
Fitzwilliams also takes issue with some of the speculative scenes throughout series six, including the portrayal of Diana and Dodi's growing romance and conversations with Diana and her sons.
In Real Life , Diana and Dodi had probably known each other for around a month before They died, which is accurately portrayed in The Show , but it remains unknown whether Dodi proposed to Diana or not.
" There's a 10-minute scene [in episode three] between Dodi and Diana In Paris before They take their fateful journey, " Fitzwilliams says.
The pair are seen trying to help each other with issues plaguing their lives, with Diana making an admission that she wants to spend more time with her children, and Dodi admitting he wants to break away from his controlling father.
" It's bad, it's cliché - They 're psychoanalysing each other and Dodi has an imaginary conversation with his father, " Fitzwilliams adds.
Again, a scene which shows The Last telephone conversation between Diana, who is In Paris , and her sons who are with their father at Balmoral, has never been confirmed to have taken place.
" I think would be very deeply hurtful if either of them saw it, " Fitzwilliam says.
Prince Harry , through his media company, but is yet to comment on whether he thinks it accurately portrays His Family or not.
The Second Half of The Final season, which will be released in December, will cover events including The Queen 's Golden Jubilee , Prince Charles and Camilla's wedding and The Courtship of William and Kate - Now The Prince and Princess of Wales - at the University of St Andrews .
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com