In addition to writing episodes of Coronation Street, Julie Jones has also written episodes of Brookside and Britannia High and, ahem, Shaun the Sheep. Oh yes. Unfortunately, there's not much more information about this Corrie writer that I'm able to find. Can you help?
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Julie is a lovely, caring, talented person who has also written for 'Emmerdale'. When I knew her, before she broke into t'telly, she was writing for local theatre and had a successful career in advertising as a freelance copywriter.
ReplyDeleteDave Anderson (who actually wrote an episode of 'Corrie' back in the days of Stan and Hilda).
Nearly forgot. She's also written for "Bob the Builder".
ReplyDeleteGiven the list of writers currently writing for Coronation Street and looking at their credentials you would think they could come up with better scripts. At present the storyline are predictable,juvenile and totally boring. Every new person is a thug, villain or unscrupulous character. They make the likes of Steve, Dev (who's acting is pathetic) Mary look like mumbling idiots. I think Corrie should give up now, unless they get some decent more experienced writers in. One of them has said their hero was Jack Rosenthall, well I suggest they look back o some of his work!!!
ReplyDeleteOn the 8 July 2022, Stephens comment, ‘I got lucky in the gene pool and Gail got the dregs’ This is negativity towards people who are petite. I am sick of society having this attitude.
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