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Peter Moffat

Barrister turned writer, Peter Moffat started out writing plays – his first, ‘Fine and Private Place’ was broadcast on BBC Radio – before going on to create several television dramas, including ‘Criminal Justice, ‘Silk’ and ‘North Square,’ which he won the Broadcasting Press Guild Writer’s Award. He was awarded two BAFTAS for ‘Criminal Justice,’ which was the basis for HBO’s Emmy-winning series ‘The Night Of,’ starring Riz Ahmed. His most recent series for Showtime, ‘Your Honour,’ stars Bryan Cranston and ‘61st Street’ with Michael B. Jordan as Executive Producer.

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Books Agent

Charles Walker
Agent
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Olivia Martin
Associate Agent
omartin@unitedagents.co.uk
+44 (0) 20 3214 0778

Film, TV & Theatre

Film

Production

Company

Notes

SCOOP

2024

The Lighthouse/ Netflix

Starring Gillian Anderson, Billie Piper and Rufus Sewell.

Television

Production

Company

Notes

61ST STREET

2020

AMC Studios

Executive Producer: Michael B. Jordan

YOUR HONOR

2020

CBS for Showtime

10 x 60 Producer: Liz Glotzer and Michelle & Robert King.

Lead Director: Ed Berger. Starring: Bryan Cranston and Courtney B. Vance

THE LAST POST

2017

BBC

6 x 60

Aden 1965.

This is the story of a British army unit fighting a Yemeni insurgency in the Middle East and the women and children who were there with them.

THE NIGHT OF

2016

HBO

Executive Producer.

Based on the Peter's original series Criminal Justice

UNDERCOVER

2015

BBC1

6 x60' with Sophie Okonedo and Adrian Lester, Denis Haysbert.

Director James Hawes. Exec Producer Peter Moffat.

THE VILLAGE series 1

2013

Company Pictures / BBC1

6 x 60' with John Simm, Maxine Peake, Juliet Stevenson.

Producer: Emma Burge; Director: Antonia Bird

SILK 2

2012

BBC1

6 x 60'

With Maxine Peake, Rupert Penry Jones, Frances Barber, and Neil Stuke.

Producer: Richard Stokes. Directors: Alice Troughton, Jeremy Webb, Peter Hoar

SILK

2011

BBC1

6 x 60'.

With Maxine Peake, Rupert Penry Jones, Natalie Dormer, Tom Hughes and Neil Stuke.

Producer: Matt Strevens. Directors Michael Offer, Catherine Morshead

CRIMINAL JUSTICE II

2009

BBC

5 x 60'

With Maxine Peake, Matthew Macfadyen, Sophie Okenedo, Eddie Marsan.

Producer: Steven Lightfoot; Director: Yann Demange, Marc Jobst

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

2008

BBC

5 x 60′

With Pete Postlethwaite, Ben Whishaw, Lindsay Duncan.

Producer: Pier Wilkie. Director: Otto Bathurst, Luke Watson.

Winner of the BAFTA for Best Drama Serial, 2009.

Nominated for an RTS award for Best Writer, 2009.

Winner of the BAFTA Craft Award for Best Writer 2009.

EINSTEIN & EDDINGTON

2008

Company Television / BBC

90′ drama

With Andy Serkis.

Producer: Mark Pybus. Director: Philip Martin. Nominated for a BAFTA for Best Single Drama, 2009.

MACBETH

BBC

90′ drama

With James McAvoy and Keeley Hawes.

Producer: Pier Wilkie. Director: Mark Brozel

HAWKING

BBC

With Benedict Cumberbatch.

Producer: Jessica Pope. Director: Philip Martin. BAFTA nomination – Best Single Drama

CAMBRIDGE SPIES

Perpetual Motion/BBC

4 x 90′

With Tom Hollander, Sam West, Toby Stephens and Rupert Penry-Jones

NORTH SQUARE

Company Pic/Channel 4


KAVANAGH QC

Granada


THE VILLAGE series 2

Company Pictures / BBC 1

Producer: Tim Whitby

Theatre

Production

Company

Notes

NEW PLAY

2009

National Theatre


BRILLIANT DAYS

1999

Hampstead Theatre


NABOKOV'S GLOVES

1998

Hampstead Theatre

Winner of the Pearson Award

THE BLUE GARDEN

Warehouse Theatre Production


IONA RAIN

1995

Warehouse Theatre, Croydon

Produced May 1996.

Italian premiere Arta Terme June 1996.

Adapted for BBC Radio and broadcast August 1996. Winner International Playwriting Competition

A FINE AND PRIVATE PLACE

1994

Warehouse Theatre, Croydon

Runner-up International Playwriting Competition

VERA BAXTER

1990

Gate Theatre Notting Hill


NO TITLE

1997


Adaptation commissioned by BBC for Radio 4.