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Patrick Wilde was born in London and educated at the Salesian College in Battersea. He earned a degree in English Literature at London University and went on to study acting at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art, graduating in 1983. During the following decade he worked extensively in the theatre as an actor and director in the UK and Pakistan, much of his work exploring the European classical repertoire.
In 1993 he wrote his first play What's Wrong With Angry? and directed if for his own company, Wild Justice, at the Battersea Arts Centre. It went on to be produced in London's West End in 1995 and in Copenhagen the following year. What's Wrong With Angry? was the basis for Get Real, which was his first screenplay.
Wilde's work on Get Real led to a commission to write for This Life, one of the most successful British TV series of recent years. Since then Patrick has written for several mainstream TV drama series and is much in demand as a TV writer alongside his work developing other feature films.
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Theatre:
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1993
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What's Wrong With Angry?
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Author & Director
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The Lost Theatre, Fulham
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1994
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What's Wrong With Angry?
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Author, Director & Hutton
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Oval House, London
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1994
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What's Wrong With Angry?
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Author, Director & Hutton
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Battersea Arts Centre, London
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1995
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What's Wrong With Angry?
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Author & Director
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Arts Theatre, Leicester Square
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1996
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What's Wrong With Angry?
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Author & Director
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Part of Europride, Copenhagen
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1998
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Loot
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Director
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Rose & Crown
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Filmography:
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1998
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Get Real
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Screenplay
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Television:
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1996
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This Life
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Writer
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Cult drama show for the BBC.
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1997-1998
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Casualty
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Writer
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Long running medical drama on BBC
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1997-1998
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Peak Practice
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Writer
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1998
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City Central
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Writer
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1999-2000
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Monarch of The Glen
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Writer
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1999
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Sunburn
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Writer
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BBC drama based around holiday reps for 'Janus' tours.
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2000
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As If
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Writer
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Patrick penned episodes 3 & 14 of series 1, and Channel 4 have already commission 38 new episodes! An excellent series which comes with top marks from bensilverstone.net!
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