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No. Do you know, it’s an awful thing, I’ve forgotten who directed it too. I’ll remember, but I’ve forgotten at the moment.
Unimportant.
Clark, Bob Clark was the editor.
Bob Clark?
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[…] - very little. "Oh" he said, "I'll give you twenty-five bob each for them." So I said, "All right, all […]
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