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Alice Troughton

Alice Troughton is a film and television director renowned for her contributions to acclaimed series including , , , and , as well as her feature film debut (2023). Working extensively between the and the , Troughton has directed 13 episodes of the BBC fantasy series (2008–2012) and multiple installments across the universe, making her the second director to helm episodes of , its spin-off , and . Her early career highlights include directing episodes of the BAFTA-nominated (2007–2011), for which she earned a nomination in the Children's Drama category at the BAFTA Awards. Troughton's portfolio expanded with the supernatural drama In the Flesh (2013–2014), where she directed episodes of the second season, contributing to the series' BAFTA Television Award win for Best Mini-Series in 2014. She went on to direct episodes of Channel 4's (2015), earning a for Best at the Television Society Awards; BBC's The Living and the Dead (2016), nominated for Best at the RTS West of England Awards; and Baghdad Central (2020), for which she also served as and which received BAFTA nominations for Lead Actor and Craft categories. In recent years, Troughton has continued her prolific output with directing episodes of Sky's (2022) and BBC's (2023), and her first feature , a starring and that premiered at the Film Festival. Her work often explores genre-blending narratives in drama, horror, and , with the series earning RTS Craft and Design Awards, including for sound and music on Baghdad Central.

Early life

Education

Alice Troughton attended the , where she earned a in . The university's drama program was noted for its strong reputation in the field, providing a foundation in theatrical arts despite her self-described average academic performance. During her second year, Troughton directed a production of , marking one of her earliest credits in directing. This ambitious endeavor involved managing a sprawling cast and set, though it was fraught with challenges, including an impromptu performance of the theme by the accompanying band, an experience she later recalled with a mix of hubris and lingering unease. The drama program at significantly influenced Troughton's interest in and , emphasizing practical experience in techniques, creative , and diverse narratives. These elements helped cultivate her passion for directing and shaped her approach to narrative construction, laying the groundwork for her transition into visual media.

Pre-directing experiences

After completing her drama studies at university, Alice Troughton pursued a variety of roles that shaped her creative and practical abilities before committing to directing at age 32. She worked as a fringe-theatre , where she gained hands-on experience in staging narratives and collaborating with performers, fostering her instincts essential for visual media. As a in , she crafted scripts and stories, refining her capacity to develop character arcs and thematic depth that would later inform her approach to episode direction. To sustain her artistic endeavors, Troughton took on practical jobs including as a care worker, which built her and understanding of diverse human experiences—key for eliciting authentic performances from . She also served as a personal driver for agencies like ICM and Films, as well as later driving for , experiences that honed logistical skills such as scheduling, navigation, and maintaining composure under pressure, directly applicable to managing sets and timelines. These roles not only provided financial stability but also instilled a resilient, multifaceted perspective on the creative process. In 2002, at the age of 32, Troughton transitioned to professional directing by enrolling in the BBC's Doctors directing course, marking the end of her pre-directing phase and the beginning of her established career in television. This pivot leveraged the empathy from , narrative foundation from writing and , and organizational prowess from driving, enabling her to thrive in the fast-paced world of episodic production.

Career

Entry into television

Troughton's professional directing debut came with the Refuge (2002), filmed on location in and inspired by the diary of a young woman in exile. Her follow-up short, Doris the Builder (2004), which she also wrote, drew from a true story and received funding from the Film Council, showcasing her versatility in narrative storytelling. Entering episodic television, Troughton directed 23 episodes of the BBC's Doctors from 2002 to 2004, honing her skills in character-driven narratives within a structured format. She solidified her presence in British television by helming 20 episodes of the iconic soap opera between 2004 and 2006, contributing to its ongoing storylines of family and community dynamics. This shift from independent shorts to the high-volume production of soap operas and medical series involved a steep , as Troughton navigated faster shooting schedules, larger crews, and the need for consistent episode quality under tight deadlines—obstacles she overcame through persistence and on-the-job adaptation.

Doctor Who universe contributions

Alice Troughton began her involvement with the expanded universe in 2006, directing two episodes of the BBC's spin-off series. These included "Small Worlds," the fifth episode of the first series, which explored supernatural elements through the lens of fairy lore threatening a young girl, and "Out of Time," the tenth episode, centering on a time-displaced passenger from 1953 grappling with modern life. From 2007 to 2011, Troughton directed 10 episodes of the children's series , another spin-off focusing on investigative journalist and her young allies combating alien threats. Notable among these were the two-part "Revenge of the ," where the team uncovers aliens infiltrating a to sabotage global energy supplies, and "Eye of the Gorgon," in which the group confronts a gorgon-like entity threatening a . Her direction emphasized fast-paced action and youthful ensemble dynamics suitable for the target audience. Troughton's work extended to the flagship Doctor Who series in 2008, where she directed the episodes "The Doctor's Daughter" and "Midnight." In "The Doctor's Daughter," she helmed a story of familial conflict amid an interstellar war, introducing the Tenth Doctor's genetically engineered offspring. "Midnight," a claustrophobic bottle episode set aboard a stranded shuttle on a deadly planet, built suspense through interpersonal paranoia without relying on monsters or effects. She holds the distinction of being one of the few directors to helm episodes across all three major series in the Doctor Who franchise—Doctor Who, Torchwood, and The Sarah Jane Adventures—following Colin Teague as only the second to achieve this. Critics acclaimed Troughton's handling of "" for its psychological tension and economical storytelling, marking it as a standout bottle episode that amplified dread through confined spaces and escalating group hysteria. Reviewers highlighted her subtle direction, which effectively captured the Doctor's rare vulnerability and the cast's mounting panic, drawing comparisons to classic psychological thrillers while praising its atmospheric restraint.

Mid-career television projects

During the mid-2010s, Alice Troughton established herself as a key director in British television's fantasy and horror genres, directing 13 episodes of the BBC's high-fantasy series from 2009 to 2012. Her contributions included season finales such as "The Coming of Arthur: Part Two" (series 3, 2010), ": Part Two" (series 4, 2011), and "With All My Heart" (series 5, 2012), where she handled complex action sequences, magical effects, and ensemble casts amid Camelot's political intrigue. Troughton's direction emphasized visual spectacle, such as dragon battles and enchanted forests, while maintaining narrative momentum across multi-part stories. Building on her fantasy expertise, Troughton directed four episodes of the BBC's mythological adventure Atlantis in 2013, including "Twist of Fate" (series 1, episode 3), "White Lies" (episode 4), "The Furies" (episode 8), and "The Price of Hope" (episode 10), which explored themes of vengeance and heroism in an ancient Greek-inspired world. She then shifted to horror-drama with two episodes of BBC Three's zombie series In the Flesh in 2014, comprising episodes 5 and 6 of series 2, where she depicted the psychological tensions of reintegrating the undead into society through intimate, tension-filled scenes. Her work highlighted subtle horror elements, focusing on character isolation and societal prejudice rather than overt gore. In 2015, Troughton directed three episodes of Channel 4's drama Cucumber (series 1, episodes 3, 4, and 5), earning a nomination for Best Director: Fiction at the Royal Television Society Craft & Design Awards for her nuanced handling of LGBTQ+ relationships and emotional intimacy. That same year, she helmed one episode of ITV Encore's gothic horror The Frankenstein Chronicles (series 1, episode 3), blending period detective work with supernatural undertones in Victorian London. By 2016, she contributed two episodes to BBC's supernatural folk-horror The Living and the Dead (series 1, episodes 1 and 3), capturing rural unease and psychological unraveling through atmospheric cinematography. Throughout these projects, Troughton's approach blended genres—merging fantasy action with dramatic depth in and , horror with social commentary in In the Flesh and , and intimate character studies in and The Living and the Dead. She prioritized actor collaboration and adaptability on set, allowing performances to drive emotional authenticity while integrating practical effects and for immersive worlds. This character-driven style, informed by her passion for mythological and speculative narratives, solidified her reputation for elevating genre television with psychological nuance.

International and recent work

Troughton's international career expanded significantly in the late 2010s, as she began directing episodes for major American television series, marking a shift toward cross-Atlantic collaborations. She directed the episode "Required Reading" in season 6 of Teen Wolf for MTV, a supernatural drama that highlighted her ability to handle ensemble casts and genre elements in a fast-paced US production environment. Similarly, she helmed two episodes of DC's Legends of Tomorrow during its early seasons for The CW, including "River of Time" (season 1, episode 14) and "Turncoat" (season 2, episode 11), contributing to the show's time-travel adventures with her established expertise in science fiction storytelling. Her work extended to Netflix's Lost in Space reboot, where she directed the season 1 episode "The Robinsons Were Here," focusing on family dynamics amid interstellar peril and earning praise for its visual tension. Returning to British productions with international appeal, Troughton directed multiple episodes of the Sky Atlantic series from 2017 to 2019, a thriller co-produced with Canadian and American partners, including "" in season 1, which explored themes of isolation and moral ambiguity in a remote setting. She also led the direction of three episodes in the first season of for in 2018, adapting Deborah Harkness's fantasy novel with a focus on romance and intricate world-building. In 2020, Troughton served as lead director and executive producer for the miniseries Baghdad Central, a set in post-invasion , directing all four episodes and overseeing production for ; the series received acclaim, including a win for Sound – at the Royal Television Society Craft & Design Awards 2020. This project underscored her growing role in high-stakes, location-based with global resonance. By 2023, she directed episodes 3 and 4 of the comedy thriller Boat Story, created by the Williams brothers, blending with crime elements in a narrative about ordinary people entangled in extraordinary circumstances. Troughton's recent work reflects a deliberate toward co-productions, balancing genre series with prestige television, allowing her to bridge markets while maintaining a focus on character-driven narratives. As of 2025, she is directing episodes of the and Canal+ series Paris Has Fallen season 2, an action thriller sequel shot across , , and , continuing her involvement in high-profile, multi-territory projects.

Feature film transition

After years directing episodic television, including acclaimed series like Baghdad Central and , Alice Troughton made her feature film debut with (2023), a that marked a significant pivot to cinematic storytelling. The film stars as the renowned but enigmatic author J.M. Sinclair, as his poised wife Hélène, and as the ambitious young tutor Liam, whose arrival at the family's lavish estate unravels tensions around legacy and ambition. Written by Alex MacKeith, the script delves into themes of mentorship and its dark undercurrents, as a metaphor for creative theft, and buried family secrets that erupt into psychological coercion. Troughton co-developed the screenplay with producer Camille Gatin, drawing on influences from traditions while subverting them to emphasize feminist perspectives on redemption and power dynamics. The Lesson premiered at the Film Festival on June 12, 2023, where it was selected for the World Narrative Competition, and received a wide theatrical release in the United States on July 7, 2023, distributed by . Transitioning from television's fast-paced, segmented format to a cohesive 103-minute presented distinct challenges for Troughton, who described the need to sustain tension across a single arc rather than resolving plots per episode. The production, shot over 22 days on a modest budget at locations like , demanded heightened efficiency and a collaborative set atmosphere to capture the film's intimate, claustrophobic dread—elements Troughton credited to her TV-honed discipline, though the extended character depth required more layered rehearsals with the cast. Composer Isobel Waller-Bridge's score, blending subtle motifs with dramatic swells inspired by Russian influences, further amplified the thriller's eerie domesticity. Critics praised The Lesson for its suspenseful buildup and standout performances, particularly Grant's commanding portrayal of intellectual fragility, though some noted occasional reliance on genre tropes. The film holds a 77% approval rating on , based on 101 reviews, with audiences appreciating its witty self-awareness and exploration of artistic ego. Reviews in highlighted the "tense standoff between two writers" that ignites familial fireworks, while commended the ensemble's ability to elevate an uneven chamber piece into a diverting . This debut has positioned Troughton to explore further cinematic projects emphasizing inclusive themes of and , potentially expanding her scope beyond television while leveraging her established reputation in the medium.

Filmography

Feature films

Troughton's entry into feature filmmaking began with short films, marking her transition from work. Refuge (2002) is a written and directed by Troughton, shot on location in . The story draws from the diary of a young woman navigating exile and refuge. Doris the Builder (2004) is another directed and co-written by Troughton, with a runtime of . It explores themes of gender roles and resilience, from her family history about a female builder in 1940s . Key cast includes Tom Ellis, Jordan Long, and Giles New. The Lesson (2023) marks Troughton's feature-length directorial debut, a with a runtime of 104 minutes. The film stars as acclaimed author J.M. Sinclair, as his wife Hélène, as aspiring writer Liam Sommers, Stephen McMillan as their son Bertie, and Crispin Letts in a supporting role. It premiered at the Film Festival in June 2023, with a limited U.S. theatrical release on July 7, 2023, and a UK release on September 22, 2023. The film grossed $545,619 worldwide.

Television episodes

Troughton began her television directing career with the British medical drama Doctors, helming 23 episodes between 2002 and 2004. She continued with 20 episodes of the soap opera from 2004 to 2006. In 2005, she directed six episodes of (series 7, episodes 1, 2, 29, 30, 42, and 43). For the Torchwood series 1 (2006), Troughton directed episodes 5 ("Small Worlds") and 10 ("Out of Time"). She directed three episodes of No Angels series 3 (episodes 1, 5, and 6) in 2006. Troughton's contributions to spanned 2007 to 2010, including series 1 episodes 1 and 2 ("Revenge of the Slitheen: Parts 1 and 2"), episodes 3 and 4 ("Eye of the Gorgon: Parts 1 and 2"), series 3 episodes 3 and 4 ("The Mad Woman in the Attic: Parts 1 and 2"), episodes 7 and 8 ("The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith: Parts 1 and 2"), and episodes 11 and 12 ("The Gift: Parts 1 and 2"). In the Doctor Who universe, she directed two episodes of series 4 in 2008: "" and "". For (2009–2012), Troughton directed 13 episodes across series 2 to 5, including "The Witch's Quickening" (series 2, episode 10), "The Lady of the Lake" (series 2, episode 12), "" (series 3, episode 5), "The Eye of the Phoenix" (series 3, episode 9), "The Sword in the Stone: Part 2" (series 4, episode 13), "The Hollow Queen" (series 5, episode 8), and "With All My Heart" (series 5, episode 9). She directed two episodes of Silk series 2 (episodes 3 and 4) in 2012. In 2013, Troughton helmed two episodes of Frankie series 1 (episodes 3 and 4), followed by five episodes of Atlantis series 1 (episodes 4 "White Lies", 5 "Hunger Pangs", 8 "The Furies", 10 "The Price of Hope", and 11 "Twist of Fate"). For In the Flesh series 2 (2014), she directed the final two episodes (5 and 6). Troughton directed one episode of series 5 (episode 6) in 2015, along with three episodes of series 1 (episodes 4, 5, and 6). For The Living and the Dead series 1 (2016), Troughton directed the first three episodes. She directed episodes of The Flash series 2 (episode 17 "Flash Back") and DC's (series 1, episode 14; series 2, episode 11) in 2016–2017. In 2017, Troughton directed two episodes of series 1 (episodes 3 and 5), and one episode of The Librarians (season 3, episode 4). She returned to for series 3, episode 6 in 2019. For series 1 (2018), Troughton directed episodes 3, 4, and 5. In 2018, she directed episode 4 of series 1. Troughton directed episode 9 of DC's Legends of Tomorrow season 4 ("") in 2019. As lead director and executive producer for Baghdad Central (2020), she helmed the first three episodes of series 1. In 2022, Troughton directed the first two episodes of series 1. Her most recent television work includes two episodes of series 1 (episodes 3 and 4) in 2023.

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