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[…]er?Speaker 2 34:23 Or did you ever get that close? I think must have a card, really.Unknown Speaker 34:30 He was producer and director.Unknown Speaker 34:31 Was he? Yes, he's a very nice man, and he always thought about the crew a lot. For instance, when we went o[…]
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[…]d he had four sons. I was one of them. And we were all involved in in the film industry. He the eldest one was Jerry. He was a film editor, director, producer. With good credits like Out of Africa, Gorillas in the Mist, you know, films that we know about. I came next. Also a film and found editing a[…]
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[…]al Ballet. The course started on the 10th November 1954. I think there would be about 14 or 15 people, about that size. Royston Morley was the course director. Most of the people on the course were already in the BBC. There was one other girl like myself, Marie Bingham, who later married Geoff Barne[…]
