LUCILLE HOWE

ACTRESS-WRITER

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Lucille Howe is an energetic and cultured actress and writer. She graduated from Manchester University ​with a BA (Hons) in Drama and went on to study acting at Drama Studio London.


She is represented as a screenwriter by Deborah Shaw at Nylander Shaw and as an actress by Jessica ​Jones at Winterson's.


Her writing on travel, culture and lifestyle has been published in, among others, The Guardian, The Times, ​The Telegraph, Stylist, Grazia and Conde Nast Traveller. She has also lead courses on Creative Writing for ​C4 and The Telegraph.


​​During her time as Features Editor on Cosmopolitan Magazine, Australia, she wrote her first book, Bondi ​Blonde, which saw her represented by Curtis Brown and has since been adapted by Lucille into feature ​film, Bondi Brit. She also wrote a raft of ‘sealed sections’ where cutting-edge copy like, ‘Why a line of coke ​is cheaper than your cappuccinio’, was just a perforated tear away.


Lucille lives in South East London with her photographer husband, and her Swiss mountain dog, Buckley. ​When she's not writing or acting she enjoys hot yoga, wild swimming and hula hooping.









Lucille’s acting work includes a supporting role in feature film, Off the Rails, which had a global theatrical ​release and is now available to stream on Amazon Prime.


She is also part of the BAFTA-winning cast of How To Be A Person on All4 and plays the guest lead in ​episode 82 of Doctors on BBC1.


She recently filmed a small role for the new Sky adaptation of Day Of The Jackal, starring Eddie Redmayne, ​out November 20​2​4.


As a presenter, she hosts online content for Australian travel company, Inspiring Vacations, which ca​n be viewed H​E​RE.


Lucille has been photographed by David Bailey and Rankin. She performed on the burlesque scene as a​lter-ego, Honey Deville. She is skilled at yoga, tennis, hula hooping, speaks French to a high standard and b​asic Spanish. She has a full driving licence and an EU (Irish) passp​o​rt.


She cannot ride a horse. Whatever she tells y​o​u.


Please refer to Lucille's Spotlight and IMDB for more informati​o​n​.​ ​














Lucille worked for almost three decades as a journalist before moving into screenwriting.


Having been signed to Curtis Brown with her novel, Bondi Blonde, Lucille began working on the screenplay ​adaptation. Bondi Brit is the reworking of the original project which is currently in development with UK ​production company Buffalo Dragon (Stranger in Our Bed, Bolan's Shoes).



Her portfolio also includes:


  • TV comedy, Childless.
  • TV comedy, Bad Yogis.
  • TV drama mini series, The Awakening.
  • Short film, The Understudy.


Lucille draws on her skills as both a journalist and an actress to write contemporary, commercial scripts ​with authentic female leads.


She is known to write the odd part for, ahem, herself.









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