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[…]and McNaughton cut the second reel. And I...John Legard: R. Q. McNaughton I seem to remember?Pat Jackson: That's right! Marvellous cutter! Marvellous editor! And then, um... I'd previously been joining for Cavalcanti, I think 'Coalface' came out, just before... the little short, 'Coalface'. And I re[…]

[…]e been not at all. Happy as far as he was concerned, thisJohn P Hamilton  23:17  aggravated the situation because of the the influx then of editorial people as well. Not only did you have a producer, we had an editor and you had the several programme assistants responsible for the various […]

[…]ublin and up there? Or did you edit it?Paddy Carey  35:25  It was a bit half and half. I mean, it was obviously essential that I had a good editor. Yeah, right. And I got an check wooden, who was very good indeed. I mean, really, she made the film, you know, I mean, she says herself, you k[…]

[…].Sidney Cole: A young Rex!Kay Mander: What on earth was it called at the last analysis? [N. B. Probably 'The Silent Battle'] Peter Bsasini[?] was the editor - that was why we had fish and chips, because they were making 'Chips' at the same time [laughs] at Denham - we were fish and they were chips!S[…]

[…] made so many bad mistakes in conti- nuity that the editor had had to put the thing together in a […]

[…]rmer president of the Irish cricket union.Unknown Speaker  2:06  When we met the first time, it was 50 years ago in 1973. You were the news editor for UTP reports. I was a rather callow youth just out of university, and I was applying for a job with Granada TV. And I, as a student that was[…]

[…] to that = spent five years as Chief Sub - editor of She magazine, where = eventually evolved into reviewing […]

[…] CJ: February 1969.MW: And prior to that?CJ: as a totally untrained film archivist. Prior to that I spent five years as Chief Sub-editor of She magazine, where I eventually evolved into reviewing books, and also Deputy Film Critic. Now the film critic of She, Elspe[…]

[…]all he, he got qualified as a barrister, but never practised and devoted himself to politics and various other cooperative movement he was he was the editor of the Cooperative Bank, Bernard Williams. For some time, he very ardent supporter of the cooperative movement, he translated a number of books[…]