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[…], I would be following my inclinations and, of course, I had been quite an enthusiastic schoolboy actor and things like that. I was interested in the art</mark></</mark>mark>istic side of things, perhaps, and I thought, "Well films sound like a marvellous idea." So that is my background...very little background! [Chuckl[…]
[…] to work for. First of all I did do some. Art</mark></mark> school I went to Chelsea Art</mark></mark> School. I didn't […]
[…] Mazzetti had been a student at the Royal College of Art</mark></mark> I think, and the Slade, and she had made […]
[…] done all of Clair’s films, assistant Alexander Trauner, two superb art</mark> director</mark>s</mark> got to know David Lean because we both […]
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[…]ommunicated in sign languages, and in symbols, just up like now. Anything else? Bob Godfrey: When did you leave Hungary, I read that you went to art</mark></</mark>mark> school in Budapest, is that correct? John Halas: my youth is so full of events that there is just no time to reveal all of them. All I can sa[…]
[…] was. A Scot, who'd got a very good degree in art</mark></mark>. And, um...Harry was worried about rocker sets and so […]
[…] was. A Scot, who'd got a very good degree in art</mark></mark>. And, um...Harry was worried about rocker sets and so […]
