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[…]to look at composition, the way they were photographed. And I saw lots of films. In my early teens, I used to got to land the film, Shepherds Bush on central line into Leicester Square. And movies like The Godfather and SerpicoUnknown Speaker  1:14  are in short,Unknown Speaker  1:16 […]

[…], and they decided to, you know, upstairs from Leeds and bring down their business down to London. And they set up a firm somewhere in just in the in central London Oxford street somewhere. And there are churches today with his name associated in those in St. Patrick's Church in Soho square, which i[…]

[…]le Fortune? Barry Quinton: Temple Fortune is a suburb of Golders Green. It's almost on the edge of North Finchley, oh I should say Finchley Central and the North Circular Road at Henley's Corner. Interviewer: Right. So you were with the Odeon circuit, you were with the Odeon mana[…]

[…]tand.  Nairobi in particular, it's a lovely, lovely city. And the countryside was absolutely gorgeous. I had the advantage of going all over the Central and South Africa. It's an experience I'll never forget, particularly the nights, the warm nights and the vastness of it. It's a wonderful coun[…]