Writers
All titles are adapted from Ruth Rendell’s novels and short stories.
George Baker
From Doon with Death » The Mouse in the Corner » Road Rage
Peter Berry
A New Lease of Death » Means of Evil
J.E.M Brooks {aka Clive Exton}
John Brown {1944-2006}
Geoffrey Case
Clive Exton {1930-2007}
Wolf to the Slaughter » A Guilty Thing Surprised
Guy Hibbert
Matthew Jacobs
Some Lie and Some Die » Murder Being Once Done » Kissing the Gunner’s Daughter
Roger Marshall
Paula Milne
Alan Plater
“My wife Shirley and I have been fans of Ruth Rendell’s work way before it reached the screen. As a highly literate person specialising in thrillers, she’s been a class act from the beginning. I always felt she would be perfect for television. The story is a complex examination of racism and I thought it was terrific for that reason. And I’m very happy because Ruth Rendell has said that she is delighted with what I have produced. I have that in writing, so it could be used in evidence, should the need arise!”
Trevor Preston
The Veiled One » Put On by Cunning » The Speaker of Mandarin
Christopher Russell
Rosemary Anne Sisson
Robert Smith
Thirteen Steps Down: An ITV commissioned, two-part drama based on Ruth Rendell’s 2004 standalone novel, is now in production. The drama is being produced by Neil Zeiger and directed by Marek Losey with a screenplay by Adrian Hodges.

Christopher Ravenscroft will be taking on the role of Arthur Winslow in a new production of The Winslow Boy at the Octagon Theatre, Bolton. 29 March – 21 April 2012.

George Baker 1931 – 2011: “He absolutely loved Wexford and he loved being Wexford…”
Watch Inspector Wexford on ITV
- Road Rage Part 1: 10:00pm on Sun, 10 April 2011.
- Road Rage Part 2: 10:00pm on Sun, 17 April 2011.
- Super Sleuths: 10:35pm on Tue, 11 October 2011.
- Wexford and Me (Ep 4): 10:00pm on Wed, 26 October 2011.
- Simisola: 10:00pm on Tue, 01 May 2012.
- Harm Done: 11:40pm on Wed, 23 May 2012.




