Alan Bleasdale
Writing·March 23, 1946 — 80 years old·Liverpool, England, UK
Alan Bleasdale is an English screenwriter, best known for social realist drama serials based on the lives of ordinary people. A former teacher, he has written for radio, stage and screen, and has also written novels. His most notable works include Boys From the Blackstuff, The Monocled Mutineer and GBH.
Known For
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2014A Life on ScreenTVSelf2011The Sinking of the LaconiaTVWriter2008The 60s: The Beatles DecadeTV2007The 50 Greatest Television DramasSelf1999Oliver TwistTVExecutive Producer · Writer1998Soft Sand, Blue SeaProducer1997MelissaTVScreenplay · Executive Producer · Writer · Creator1995Jake's ProgressTVWriter · Producer1994PleasureProducer1994Blood on the DoleProducer1994Requiem ApacheProducer1994Self CateringProducer1991Julie Walters and FriendsTV1991Julie Walters and FriendsWriter1991G.B.H.TVProducer · Writer · Creator1986The Monocled MutineerTVWriter · Creator1985No SurrenderWriter1984ScullyTVWriter · Creator1982Boys from the BlackstuffTVWriter · Creator1982WoganTVSelf1982RiversideTVSelf1981A Turn for the WorseWriter1981The Muscle MarketWriter1980The Black StuffWriter1978Dangerous AmbitionWriter1978Sense of PlaceTVWriter1978Scully's New Year's EveWriter1975Early to BedWriter1973Second City FirstsTVWriter1970Play for TodayTVWriter