Jim Allen

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Jim Allen was a British socialist playwright and screenwriter known for his politically charged television dramas and collaborations with director Ken Loach.

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instanceOf British socialist playwright
person
playwright
screenwriter
socialist
activeIn 20th-century television
20th-century theatre
collaboratedWith Ken Loach
Tony Garnett
countryOfBirth United Kingdom
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1926-10-07
dateOfDeath 1999-06-24
employer BBC
ethnicGroup English
genre political drama
ideologicallyAssociatedWith far-left politics
influenced British political drama
influencedBy Marxism
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement socialist theatre
nationality British
notableFor collaborations with Ken Loach
politically charged television dramas
notableWork Days of Hope
Land and Freedom
The Big Flame
The Spongers
United Kingdom (film)
occupation playwright
screenwriter
placeOfBirth Manchester
placeOfDeath Manchester
politicalIdeology socialism
residence Manchester
subjectOf censorship controversies
workFocusedOn British labour movement
anti-fascism
trade unionism
working-class struggles
writingStyle naturalism
social realism
wroteFor Play for Today
The Wednesday Play
television

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Land and Freedom screenwriter Jim Allen
Hidden Agenda screenwriter Jim Allen
Tony Garnett collaboratedWith Jim Allen
The Big Flame writer Jim Allen
The Big Flame screenwriter Jim Allen