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The writing of Andrew Davies
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Natasha Little and Frances Grey in Vanity Fair Image © BBC Vanity Fair
The cast of Wives and Daughters Image © BBC Wives and Daughters
Patrick Moore Image © BBC The Way We Live Now
Rachael Stirling and Keeley Hawes in Tipping the Velvet Image © BBC Tipping the Velvet
The cast of He Knew He Was Right Image © BBC He Knew He Was Right
The cast of Bleak House Image © BBC Bleak House
J. J. Field and Felicity Jones in Northanger Abbey Image © Granada Television Northanger Abbey
Rebecca Night in Fanny Hill Image © SALLY HEAD PRODUCTIONS Fanny Hill
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He gave us Mr Darcy in a wet shirt, he's written his steamiest scenes yet for Fanny Hill. Writer Andrew Davies has a reputation for taking classic novels and spicing them up - and it's well deserved.

But spice doesn't just mean sex: Davies's scripts bring out the fire in some of the finest and some of the most surprising novels.

Celebrate the great, the brilliant and the controversial work of Andrew Davies in our RT gallery.
Natasha Little and Frances Grey in Vanity Fair Image © BBC
They look so pretty, so innocent - and Amelia (Frances Grey, on the right) is both. But Becky Sharp (Natasha Little) was vicious, cruel - and brilliant. William Makepeace Thackeray's Vanity Fair, BBC 1998.
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