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[…]re there, there was Walter Mycroft now what what was he? What was his job?Dallas Bower 16:48Well Walter Mycroft had previously been a film critic of The Evening Standard I think, and he was a strange man, hunched back, deformed and he had an immense enthusiasm for German cinema and insofa[…]
[…] have done .. because Alfred Hitchcock was such a great man in the eyes of the British public because he used to spend half his income feeding up the critics, did you know that? Well, I heard -that while he was actually working at Shepherd's Bush, he used to entertain the critics all the time, reall[…]
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