Emma Frost (screenwriter)

Emma Frost is a British screenwriter and television writer, known for her work on historical dramas and adaptations of classic literature.

Frost's credits include a wide range of critically acclaimed projects, demonstrating a versatility across different genres and periods. She is particularly recognized for her adaptations of 19th-century novels for television, often bringing a modern sensibility and focus on female perspectives to these works.

Notable works include:

• Shameless (UK): Frost wrote for the early seasons of this groundbreaking British comedy-drama.
• Consuming Passion: 100 Years of Mills & Boon: A documentary exploring the history of romantic fiction.
• The Man in the High Castle: Frost served as a writer and producer for this alternative history series.
• The White Queen: A historical drama based on Philippa Gregory's novel.
• The White Princess: A sequel to The White Queen, continuing the story of the Tudor dynasty.
• Jamaica Inn: An adaptation of Daphne du Maurier's novel.
• The Spanish Princess: A further installment in the series of historical dramas based on Philippa Gregory's novels.
• Patrick Melrose: A miniseries adapted from the novels by Edward St. Aubyn.

Frost's work is characterized by strong female characters, meticulous historical detail, and a willingness to explore complex moral issues. She has received nominations and awards for her contributions to television writing.