Richard John Taylor

face of Richard John Taylor Meredith Alfred Lytton (born 15 June 1985), known professionally as Richard John Taylor, is a British filmmaker, author, restaurateur and accused conman. Career In 2011, Taylor formed Princess Films with the goal of producing "hard hitting and thought provoking" documentaries.[citation needed] His first film was I Want To Talk About It, a documentary looking at the effects of rape, fronted by actress Louisa Lytton. In 2012 the company moved on to feature films, the first being Fifteen starring Nicholas Ball. He later wrote and directed Acceptance with Billy Murray, Leslie Grantham, Crissy Rock and Chris Langham. He worked with Grantham on two more films, a short entitled Leslie in which Grantham plays a fictionalised version of himself and the feature The Factory which was loosely inspired by the Roald Dahl novel Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and the life of the actor Gene Wilder. Langham also makes an appearance in The Factory as the lead character's family doctor. In March 2014, Simon Hattenstone wrote an article in The Guardian, accusing Taylor of having falsified claims in regards to his business associates and defrauded investors. According to t