Vicki Pepperdine

Birth Name:

Vicki Pepperdine

Birth Place:

London, England, United Kingdom

Profession

Actress, Writer, Producer

Was nominated for a Broadcasting Press Guild Writing Award for "Getting On" in 2011
Was nominated for two BAFTA TV Awards for Best Writer for "Getting On" in 2011 and 2013
Won two awards for "Getting On:" one from the Writers' Guild of Great Britain for Television Comedy in 2010 and one from the Royal Television Society for Best Writer - Comedy in 2011
Made her acting debut in the 1997 video "Dennis Pennis R․I․P․"
Best known for her role as Dr․ Pippa Moore in "Getting On" and as Anna in "A Young Doctor's Notebook․"
Co-creator, writer, and producer of the TV series "Getting On․"
Appeared in the 2001 documentary about female British comedians "Can We Carry On, Girls?"

2010RTS Television Award - Writer - Comedy:Nominated
2010Writers' Guild of Great Britain Award - Best Television Comedy/Light Entertainment:Winner
2011BAFTA TV Award - Best Writer:Nominated
2011BAFTA Television Craft Award - Writer:Nominated
2011Writer's AwardNominated
2011RTS Television Award - Writer - Comedy:Winner
2013BAFTA TV Award - Best Writer: Comedy:Nominated
2013BAFTA Television Craft Award - Writer: Comedy:Nominated
2013RTS Television Award - Writer - Comedy:Nominated
2013Writers' Guild of Great Britain Award - Best TV Comedy:Winner
2024Gold Derby Film Award - Ensemble Cast:Nominated

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