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[…] that by doing original plays they would have to be contemporary. And they thought that was brilliant. Wonderful. We all […]

[…]sp;l met one of them the other day at Glebelands.   Paul Wright. CH:     Are you a strict contemporary of mine.RF:  I was born in 27.  One year after.  I was more fortunate than yo[…]

[…] years later from when I did one of my first films as a cameraman, to be able to go back. […]

[…]nd he found his own solution to the to the asides, as you know, by having a film the thing being a film being made at the same time. So, so you had a contemporary look back, you know, on what was happening before. Also, they found in Jeremy Irons, they found a possible, you know, person for the May,[…]

[…]k when Kenneth Barnes retired, he didn't hear very well poor chap, he used to sit at the back and adjudicate, and Pinero and Galsworthy and Shaw, any contemporary playwrights I don't think he had much time for. I was very surprised at my interview because after you'd been there, you'd be interviewed[…]

[…] NFBC CBC NBC ABPC ARTV Central Office of Information Thames Contemporary Films Ardmore Newman Sinclair Worton Hall Studios; British Movetone Barker's […]

[…]er do it the same way twice and they’d say different words and you’re trying to take it down.And I suppose they were quite self-assured because their films were so successful weren’t they! So you the young continuity girl could hardly… sort of, one of the biggest stars of the northern circuit…Oh yes[…]

[…] mainly documentaries, and he sh owed a bit of this. Contemporary Films got interested, offered to distribute it. W e were […]

[…]ut were Michael Redgrave, who was an alumni and Trevor Howard. And since then, Simon Russell Beale, I might add, and John Cleese, who is by the way a contemporary of mine. Anyway, I went Clifton - hated it. I absolutely couldn't stand - well, it was still Victorian. Yeah. And it was still rationing.[…]