Guy Jenkin - Awards & Nominations

Date of Birth	1955
Place of Birth	London (England, United Kingdom, Great Britain)
Nationality	England
Also know as	Guy Jenkins
Profession	Screenwriter, Television Producer, Television Director, Playwright
Guy Jenkin is a British film director and comedy writer who is best known for working on sitcoms and comedies such as Drop the Dead Donkey, Jeffrey Archer: The Truth and Outnumbered co- written with Andy Hamilton. He wrote the 2003 drama film The Sleeping Dictionary, starring Jessica Alba, as well as the BBC Radio 4 situation comedy Legal, Decent, Honest and Truthful, with Jon Canter. He also contributed to the popular drama Life On Mars, writing the sixth episode of the second series about heroin in 1973 and the Asian community. The episode explores racism at the time. Guy is married to Bernadette Davis, the creator and writer of Some Girls.

Awards by Guy Jenkin

Check all the awards nominated and won by Guy Jenkin.

2011

Nominations 2011 »

Award Nominated	Nominated Work
National Television Award for Most Popular Comedy Programme	Outnumbered

2009

Nominations 2009 »

Award Nominated	Nominated Work
British Academy Television Award for Best Situation Comedy	Outnumbered

2000

Nominations 2000 »

Award Nominated	Nominated Work
British Academy Television Award for Best Single Drama	Sex 'n' Death

1997

Nominations 1997 »

Award Nominated	Nominated Work
British Academy Television Award for Best Single Drama	Crossing the Floor

1995

Nominations 1995 »

Award Nominated	Nominated Work
British Academy Television Award for Best Comedy Programme	Drop the Dead Donkey

1994

British Academy Television Award for Best Comedy Programme

Honored for : Drop the Dead Donkey

Nominations 1994 »

Award Nominated	Nominated Work
British Academy Television Award for Best Comedy Programme	Drop the Dead Donkey

1992

Nominations 1992 »

Award Nominated	Nominated Work
British Academy Television Award for Best Comedy Programme	Drop the Dead Donkey

1991

Nominations 1991 »

Award Nominated	Nominated Work
British Academy Television Award for Best Comedy Programme	Drop the Dead Donkey

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