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Rebecca Frayn is an English documentary film maker, screenwriter, novelist and actress. Career. Rebecca Frayn is a film maker and screenwriter. She has directed a wide variety of quirky documentary essays for the BBC, Channel 4 and ITV on subjects that range from Tory Wives to the Friern Barnet Mental Asylum and identical twins. [1]
- filmmaker, screen writer, novelist, actress
- Andy Harries (1992–present)
- 1979–present
Rebecca Frayn is a critically acclaimed novelist, screen-writer and director. She has just completed a third novel, Wild Things and her screenplay Misbehaviour about the Miss World demonstrations in 1970, directed by Phillippa Lowthorpe will be filmed as a feature film for Pathe this autumn.
Rebecca Frayn is a film maker, screen writer, novelist and environmental activist. She has directed a wide range of signature documentaries for Cutting Edge, Modern Times, The South Bank Show and Imagine, together with an original 3-part series Space for the BBC.
Rebecca Frayn is a critically acclaimed novelist, screen-writer and director. She has just completed a third novel, Lost in Ibiza and her screenplay Misbehaviour about the Miss World demonstrations in 1970, directed by Phillippa Lowthorpe will be filmed as a feature film for Pathe this autumn.
Rebecca Frayn. Producer: Misbehaviour. Rebecca Frayn was born in 1962 in England, UK. She is a director and producer, known for Misbehaviour (2020), The Lady (2011) and Space (2000). She has been married to Andy Harries since July 1992. They have three children.
- Director, Producer, Writer
- Rebecca Frayn
12 gen 2009 · Rebecca Frayn is a film maker, screen writer and novelist. Over the years she has directed/produced a number of documentaries for Cutting Edge/Channel 4, Modern Times/BBC, The South Bank Show/ITV...
25 mar 2024 · Rebecca Frayn’s new book Lost in Ibiza puts its finger on the divide between the generations. Funnily enough, I had just finished reading Michael Frayn’s novel Spies, bought after a Q&A with him at the Chiswick Book Festival, when a copy of Rebecca Frayn’s new novel Lost in Ibiza plopped through the letterbox.
