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[…] initially worked as a teacher at an all-girls school in Edinburgh. She spent summers working in London for the GPO […]

[…]d a cinema release, didn't they, the shorts? On the big screen and they went down the Film Festival as well? R: They did. They were premiered at Edinburgh Film Festival and then they would be, they were all seen, they were all broadcast. One of the ones that, it makes me cry with happiness just[…]

[…]as the reaction to it? Was it a successful feature film?Philip Leacock: It was, it got very nice reviews and they didn't have a prize at that time in Edinburgh but it was the featured production, being Scottish of course. And we had a screening up there for all the miners who'd worked at the mine wh[…]

[…] would ha ve been there at the time LK: The Edinburgh Film Guild may have perhaps some material because Cenkalski […]

[…]! I: So, from Wheel of Fortune you moved on to... R: Oh yeah, we went on to lots of other quizzes - Win, Lose or Draw, which was through in Edinburgh and the Win, Lose or Draw in Gaelic was fun because I don't speak Gaelic so I had to try and guess what they were saying all the time which,[…]

[…];R: That's right! No, you're absolutely right. I: But I remember this campaign particularly well. R: The photographer that took that was in Edinburgh. He was a very good photographer. He did it very well. A young guy. I: Oh yeah! I mean it certainly had a tremendous impact. I think th[…]

[…]a well directed film. And it wasn't a successful film. It didn't make any money. It cost astronomical. It cost and I had no control over this because Edinburgh was making these deals with Universal Pictures. It cost I think, 24 and a half million dollars, an enormous sum of money for something that […]