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Birthplace:
Manchester, England
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A stage and screen writer with an unabashed socialist ideology, Trevor Griffiths is best known as co-writer of "Reds", the 1981 feature film based on the lives of John Reed and Louise Bryant directed by Warren Beatty. Griffiths actually sparred with Beatty on the final draft, when Beatty decided that the story should focus on the romance of Reed and Bryant as much as on Reed's American in Soviet Russia angle. Despite their differences, the pair shared an Oscar nomination for Best Original Screenplay. From a working-class background, Griffiths taught, lectured and edited the NORTHERN VOICE
1955
Served in British army
Was education officer for the BBC
1969
Had first play, "The Wages of Thin", produced
1969
Wrote first radio play, "The Big House"
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