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[…]ng). Yes! I will, have a drink in a minute (drinks). Merton Park as a place… it was an old bus garage originally, and it had pillars. So whenever any designer had to design a set, it was I that had to design it with a pillar in the middle, or to somehow get a corner that er…jutted out and became…er,[…]
[…] fine. I mean, really, what's all this about?" So he had a feeling of guilt, but I also got on very well with his wife to be, Hope, who was a costume designer. And well, the only thing was the French, who were very tricky.Sydney Samuelson: Yeah.Erica Masters: But I'll tell you a little story - the d[…]
[…]st realised it wasn't for me. So I was getting more heavily involved with the local Astra cinema the Camp Cinema helping out projection and generally designing posters for the Camp Cinema.SPEAKER: M11The films are coming out that in the end I was asked categorically by the CEO whether I wanted to st[…]
