Kevin Cecil

Kevin Robert Cecil (born 1969 in London) is a British screenwriter.

Writing alongside Andy Riley (with whom he has been friends since attending Aylesbury Grammar School), he has won two BAFTA awards, the first for writing the Comic Relief one-off special ''Robbie the Reindeer'' in 2000, and the second for ''Black Books'' in 2005.

He has also written for ''The Armando Iannucci Shows'', ''Armstrong & Miller'', ''Little Britain'', ''Trigger Happy TV'', ''So Graham Norton'', ''Smack the Pony'' and ''Spitting Image'' and on radio he co-created ''The 99p Challenge''.

The second ''Robbie the Reindeer'' special, "Legend of the Lost Tribe", which Cecil and Riley co-wrote won an International Emmy for best children's programme in 2003.

Kevin also co-created and wrote a Sci-Fi comedy series for television entitled ''Hyperdrive''. The first series aired on BBC2 in 2006, and the second series aired on the same channel in 2007. The programme starred Nick Frost, Kevin Eldon and Miranda Hart who was nominated for best newcomer in the British Comedy Awards in 2006 for her role in the programme.

An animated series ''Slacker Cats'' he and Andy Riley created was broadcast on the ABC Family Channel in 2007.

He has worked on a number of feature films including ''Gnomeo and Juliet'', the Aardman adaptation of Gideon Defoe's ''The Pirates! in an Adventure with Scientists'' and ''The Corpse Bride'' (uncredited).

In 2013, he co-wrote ''Gangsta Granny''.

In 2016 he won a Writers Guild of America award for his work on Veep.

He has also appeared in the episode of the IT crowd 'Something happened', where he starred as Norman the geeky keyboard player. Provided by Wikipedia