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[…]gressive in the 1900s and it had quite an intellectual a group of boys, we came from intellectual families mainly . W. H. Auden had been there just before and at that point he hadn't been regarded as respectable. His early poems came up to the school library, I remember someone saying I couldn't tea[…]
[…]and troops and so forth. For several months I was in sole command as my CO Jerry Keane had been killed so I didn't have any clue what to do as far as awarding punishments and drills and I had to rely heavily on those people who had been luckily enough to be trained but had been brow beaten possibly […]
[…]ilms did you work on after Tawny Pippet?Eric Cross: The Kidnappers with Phil Leacock directing and that was submitted by Pinewood as, for the Academy Awards, but it didn't get it of course, because there were things like On the Waterfront which won it that year. I did Hunted at Pinewood with Dirk Bo[…]
[…] (interviewer) Access to Clapham to refile returned tapes is unlikely for some time. The article for the Veteran was delivered […]
[…] Marty (1955) for which she was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress. She married film director Karel […]
[…] (1979), for which, at age 68, she won a Tony Award for best actress. She was made a  CBE in […]
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