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[…]t all came out. It was magic stuff that was going in.John Legard: Who was your editor on that?Rodney Giesler: Tony Gardner. We edited at Anvil out at Beaconsfield. Anvil was associated with Realist and we did all our post production with them.John Legard: Were you pleased with the result? Did it com[…]
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[…]have we missed one outFreddie Francis: I don't know. That is one that dear old Danischewsky produced, Charlie Crichton directed which we made over at Beaconsfield. That was a lot of fun, Peter Sellers, Bob Morley. Bob is a great deal of fun. Peter of course is no fun at all, but no, an enjoyable pic[…]
