At Leeds , Wadlow began writing with Peter Morgan . In 1984 , he and Morgan wrote a play entitled '' Gross '' , based on his summer job in a call centre , which they took to the Edinburgh Festival . At Edinburgh , Wadlow and Morgan were approached by a member of staff from a company that made training videos , who asked them if they would like jobs writing training films . Wadlow and Morgan accepted the job and wrote training films for many years . Wadlow and Morgan returned to Edinburgh in 1986 with the play '' Pax Britannica '' . In 1988 , Wadlow and Morgan wrote additional material for Ruth Prawer Jhabvala 's script for John Schlesinger 's film '' Madame Sousatzka '' . Morgan recalled , " We were incredibly cheap and totally exploited for six months for about five grand " . In 1990 , Wadlow and Morgan co-wrote '' Dear Rosie '' , a short film directed by Peter Cattaneo . The short was nominated in the Best Short Film category at the 44th British Academy Film Awards , and the Short Film ( Live Action ) category at the 63rd Academy Awards
44th British Academy Film Awards
44th British Academy Film Awards
Mark Wadlow