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[…] a couple of pictures at ATP. She was an exact contemporary of mine. George Arliss appeared with his butler. He […]

[…] You said earlier you wouldn’t necessarily use the word documentary, but you earlier said documentary was pretty much dead after the war. And being a contemporary I felt at the time good something has happened again, thank God for that, it was Free Cinema I mean that's what happened. You may not hav[…]

[…] was pretty much dead after the war. And being a contemporary I felt at the time good something has happened […]

[…]d the things that happened on it but it seemed very unlikely.VG: It was Cheddar Gorge, this was on the Shenley Bypass, all our galloping.RF: Was it a contemporary piece.VG: No, it had been resurrected. Ruritanian. It had been an old thing,  Josie Collins was the original star on stage and she'd[…]

[…] modern touch to it. And he dreamt up this sort of beginning to account for the flag of the moon when the astronauts got there. They find a again the contemporary sense they find the flag which is part of the Victorian expedition that's carried by game to that would be a world then we were able to g[…]

[…] very curious  things that you know, he was a very experienced editor and he, he was the Oscar winner Alan Legard  20:43  a  contemporary of would  be the same vintage of much younger than Bill Hornbeck because they were aRichard Marden  20:48  bit younger, bu[…]

[…] to return to Britain where in 1950 he set up Contemporary Films, distributing political and art house films, initially in conjunction […]

[…]Anyhow. Rugby gave me the chance of one extremely sympathetic young visit now to read was much older than me. who encouraged me to listen to a lot of contemporary music kind of passion then for devious and Warlock and Walton ballrooms his Fourth Symphony. Now I'm not quite sure the day to date, it c[…]

[…]ick, which is now reposing in the National Portrait Gallery. And if anybody could be bothered to go up to the first floor into the whatever it is the contemporary or not contemporary but well-known figures of the last century, he's behind a pillar in the sun and very happy.Roy Fowler  21:17 &nb[…]

[…]ily living in Dorset in 1804.[9] Peter Brook (b. 1925) is an English theatre director whose experimental productions have been highly influential for contemporary theatre. He is currently based in France.[10] Basil Radford (1897-1952) was an English actor best known for appearing alongside Naunton W[…]