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[…] would really like this kind of thing, but I mean... [Inaudible - interference 14:42] And then somehow or another when we do get it we get very young contemporary people who, I suppose, the, The Late Show does you see a bit, but it's very, it's always very, very new and very contemporary i[…]
[…]nbsp;writing for obscure people, I hit on this idea of writing about womenin various contemporary and exciting situations.So I wrote, with Guy Elms, an original screen play&nb[…]
[…]l you needed in there and indeed that's all that went into the flat but you had to take this paraphernalia so that wasn't very encouraging for making contemporary television! That made it quite hard to do things like that so that, to me, was the downside of that protected world, that unionised world[…]
