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[…] despite the fact that these 1940s films have been selected for their strong female content, all of them were directed […]

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[…]rast on these pictures that you could make night or day and it looks effective. But those amazing thing all the men in that picture Oscar winners. Or award winners. Ibbetson  I don’t know if he won or not I think he did.  But they’ve all gone and great friends.NA: And talking about Oscar w[…]

[…]s outside the theatre. However this woman very craftily suggested to the headmistress that it would be a good idea if she trained us to go onto a platform and stand at a lectern and learn how to control your breathing and so forth. The only training I ever had in the theatre I may say. And having st[…]

[…]2; left the council school at 14 during the war; worked at a factory making hand grenades, then moved to Napier’s motor cars in Acton, splicing ropes for army tents in White City, at an artificers’ guild; used to visit the cinema two or three times a week; Gaumont was a big glass studio in those day[…]

[…] the industry. So I've very lucky really long term achievement award. I've got several. I'm a lucky boy really.Considering that […]

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[…] his notable achievements was in 1928 he went to Africa for 12 months and filmed the Cape Town to Cairo […]