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[…]ry in 1970. And then when in Australia, I joined the union there and I was always active in that. I was in fact for a short time in Australia, and an executive member of what was the Australian theatrical and entertainment union. Then on returning to London, I rejoined and , it was under the old dis[…]
[…]n 1951, 40 years ago. What are some of the others now. 'Star of India’. Did you have much to do with Sidney Box during this period, or is he just the Executive Producer?C. D. No, he was very friendly actually. In fact when he left Shepherd's Bush he formed his own Company, London Independent and I h[…]
[…]n't want it made, I don't believe in it any more." I said, "Oh well, that is a very different situation, I hadn't realised that Mr Davis. You are the executive producer, I'm merely a hired director on a freelance basis. You've cancelled the assignment that I'm supposed to do, I'm sorry to hear it be[…]
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