Jamie's Dyslexia Revolution
“As one of the UK’s well-known dyslexics, Jamie Oliver will ask the Government whether more can be done to fix the education system.”
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Jamie's Dyslexia Revolution follows Jamie Oliver's campaign to improve the education system for the tens of thousands of children with dyslexia.
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Type: Trailer • Published 2025-06-11
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Jane Mingay
- Original Title
- Jamie's Dyslexia Revolution
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 47m
- Production Studios
- Jamie Oliver Productions
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Jane Mingay
Patrick Smith
Samantha Beddoes, Julia Whitehouse
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Jane Mingay
Director
Julia Whitehouse
Producer
Patrick Smith
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What is Jamie's Dyslexia Revolution about?
Jamie's Dyslexia Revolution follows Jamie Oliver's campaign to improve the education system for the tens of thousands of children with dyslexia.
Who directed Jamie's Dyslexia Revolution?
Jamie's Dyslexia Revolution was directed by Jane Mingay.
Who stars in Jamie's Dyslexia Revolution?
The principal cast of Jamie's Dyslexia Revolution includes Jamie Oliver, Juliet Campbell MP, Joel Talcott, Bridget Phillipson, Holly Willoughby.
When was Jamie's Dyslexia Revolution released and how long is it?
Jamie's Dyslexia Revolution was released in 2025 with a total runtime of 47m.