Nigel Cole

Nigel Cole (* 1959 ) is a British director .

He started his career in the theater and later switched to television, where he directed the first award-winning British comedy series Cold Feet .

His cinema debut in 2000 was grass whispering and brought many successes, including the Audience Award at the Sundance Film Festival , so that Cole stayed with the cinema. His film Calendar Girls won a 2003 British Comedy Awards .

Nigel Cole is in a relationship with British actress Kate Isitt , with whom he has two children. Cole lives very withdrawn with his family and is very concerned about his private life, so that very little is known about him.

Filmography

• 1997: Cold feet (TV series)
• 1997: Peak Practice (TV series)
• 2000: Grasgeflüster (Saving Grace)
• 2003: Calendar Girls (Calendar Girls)
• 2005: A Lot Like Love (A Lot Like Love)
• 2007: Eloise in Paris
• 2008: Five Dollars a Day ($ 5 a Day)
• 2010: We Want Sex (Made in Dagenham)
• 2016: Bruce Springsteen: Born in the USA (Bruce Springsteen: In His Own Words)

Awards

• 2000: Nomination for the British Independent Film Award for Best Director for Whispers of Grass
• 2000: Audience Award of the International Film Festival of Norway for Whispers of Grass
• 2000: Sundance International Film Festival Audience Award for Whispers of Grass
• 2003: Nomination at the Tokyo International Film Festival for the Tokyo Grand Prix for Calendar Girls

Web links

• Nigel Cole in the Internet Movie Database (English)