Mail. An excerpt from Desmond's was used in the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games. In 2016, he was an Artistic Associate Producer on The Works short film, written and directed by Elliot Barnes-Worrell, starring Ralph Fiennes and Sharon D. Clarke and produced by Lisa Osborne. Worrell is currently working on his first novel, Brown Skins in the Rain, a coming-of-age comedy set in 1969; and a children's illustrated book set in Hastings called Sea Dogs. References External links Trix Worrell and 100 Great Black Britons Trix Worrell on The Museum of Broadcast Communications Trix Worrell's entry in the British Film Institute 1959 births Living people English people of Saint Lucian descent Saint Lucian emigrants to the United Kingdom Black British writers British television writers British television producers British male screenwriters Alumni of the National Film and Television School British male television writers