With the imminent release of Rose Matefeo’s brand new romcom Starstruck on BBC Three at the end of April, this coming year marks a watershed moment in broadcasting history with most BBC Three comedy either starring, written by or created by women. BBC Three will be the first UK channel to achieve this landmark in female representation with 58% of long-form scripted comedy written by women.
Upcoming titles include Lazy Susan, Starstruck and Ellie and Natasia plus the second series of both In My Skin and Back to Life.
In addition to this, the BBC today announces four new BBC Comedy Slices for BBC Three, all of which are written by and/or star female talent: Ladybaby, Amicable, Dinosaur and Britney, which results in the majority of comedy programmes on BBC Three now being female led.
Kate Daughton, outgoing Head of Comedy at the BBC, says: “Building on the huge success of Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Daisy May Cooper, this marks a monumental achievement and is testament to the fact the most pioneering and exciting new voices in comedy are increasingly female.”
Kate leaves the Comedy Commissioning team today having made a tremendous impact overseeing a raft of female first titles. Since Kate’s arrival in 2017 she has commissioned and nurtured Fleabag, Mum, Ghosts, Gavin & Stacey: Christmas Special (2019), This Time With Alan Partridge, Back to Life, The Goes Wrong Show, Out of Her Mind, Two Doors Down, In My Skin and Man Like Mobeen. Alongside the forthcoming Witchfinder, Alma’s Not Normal and Stephen Merchant series The Offenders (w/t).
Shane Allen, Director of BBC Comedy, says: “Five years ago there were still articles asking where all the funny women were. That hoary old nonsense can finally be dispensed with once and for all. It’s a level playing field with the most vibrant and dynamic work coming through from females writers and writer performers who are elevating the art form of comedy and expanding its horizons. As for Kate Daughton, no longer will she curse at me for loud sneezing in the office. Partly because she’s leaving and mostly because we’ve not been in the office. Truly bereft; in denial that she’s off and we’re lucky to have had her for so long.”
Charlotte Moore, Chief Content Officer, says: “Kate’s impeccable taste, whip smart comedy brain and beguiling ways with talent have had a transformative impact on the comedy output in her time here. The fact that BBC Three can claim to be the first UK channel with a majority of female led and written scripted comedy is in large part down to her vision and passion for backing genre defining female creatives. She’ll be sorely missed but thankfully leaves behind a terrific legacy of shows ahead.”
越来越喜欢这种自然呈现、不刻意输出的电影。疫情突发时的那种无助、绝望和不甘心，以及片尾那段振聋发聩的质问，朱迪的表现既在意料之外又在意料之中，总之她从不让人失望，特棒！最后感叹一下，英国英语的口音真是太多了，比如这部电影就是其中一例～
离我们14亿粉丝的阿冲哥的正能量与歌功颂德差了太多[捂嘴笑]
就那样吧 能看而已。
挺好的题材，可惜拍得有点平淡，女主还意气用事，摔电话，能救都联系不上了，好伐？
这不是电影这是一纸诉状。给我新老婆精湛的演技献上五星。
疫情侵袭的段落非常有感染力，不管是国内还是国外，一定有人曾面临过这种无助的境遇。但以我国政治宣传片一向伟光正的风格来看，一般会有医生及时赶到救肯尼于弥留之际。外国疫情处置确实不如我们，但电影拍的不知高到哪里去
不宣扬英雄主义，不过分强调正能量，而是从一个特殊人群的角度来看C19对人们的伤害。这才是疫情的正确打开方式
第一次看有关新冠相关的影片，是帮助还是求救？放大到对整个医疗系统对体制对个人思想的疑惑
前半小时跟拍女主进入疗养院，结识47岁便患有阿尔兹海默症的男主。
二十多分钟的一镜到底演一个慌乱的救护夜晚 jodie拿捏得死死的 jodie适合演这种有点疯有点极端的角色 虽然最后结尾某句台词实在是太夹带政治私货了 影片立意蛮好的 有些话咱也不敢说咱也不敢问
同样是讲述新冠疫情的电影，这和XX医生带给我的震撼和喜好程度完全是天差地别。这部小制作虽然小，但依然保留了最基本的电影感以及优秀的演员表演。朱迪·科默那段救助打电话的长镜头足以刻进我的年度难忘瞬间中。本片用以小见大的方式来剖析当时的英国在面对新冠疫情时的社会生活方方面面。仅仅是通过一辆救护车，几通电话就能营造出当时的混乱和对底层人民的抛弃与谎言，可见这部电影的控诉意味有多强，更不必提最后朱迪坐在车里以打破第四面墙的方式发出的灵魂拷问了。
ITV的电视电影。两位主角都很棒。Individual record vs collective memory. 没有束缚的人才有更多故事对吗？
不宣扬英雄主义，不过分强调正能量，而是从一个特殊人群的角度来看C19对人们的伤害。这才是疫情的正确打开方式
导演很喜欢虚焦拍摄啊，都看不清楚朱迪的颜了。很喜欢朱迪的口音，真的可爱。本片狠狠地打了英国防疫一脸，求救那段真的是无助而崩溃的。 结尾仓促了些，和全片有些不搭。朱迪加油啊
比那啥拍的强多了 人家敢质问啊 最近一个个主旋律的影片 真是够了
真没想到help会让我流那么多眼泪...细腻 直觉 以小见大 富于情绪，这些正是无论何时总能触动我的方式，而她的表演在这里功不可没，也使那些业已"平常"的质问再次变得如此振聋发聩。
抛却叙事的技巧，只关注生活的一种状态。
希望某些人好好看看什么叫现实主义题材
整体感觉还是仓促了一些。无助、焦虑的情绪通过镜头传达到了。
这个是疫情以来第一部歪果仁有戴口罩的影视作品，这觉悟来来来，莎拉你会长命百岁的。
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