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[…]ed by breaks in the tape. It is unclear whether this is the due to censorship or to the recording being paused on site.)Desmond Dickinson (DD)Camera, DirectorBECTU No. 111Interviewers: Ralph Bond (1963) (RB), Kevin Brownlow (1972) (KB)05/07/1963 and 30/07/19723 Tapes Interview with Ralph Bond ([…]
[…]e 72 you haven't actively engaged in I've only ever didUnknown Speaker 29:42 when I was at home, I had somebody my name used to be in the directory, the film directory, as a cinematograph maintenance engineer.Unknown Speaker 29:53 They used to, I used to write and tell them t[…]
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[…] wanted anything changed, it would go through perhaps the Art Director or the Cameraman. He didn’t actually criticise you there […]
