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[…] in Barnes and on location and the Cameraman is Tony er ..., mybest friend, can’t think of his surname [Richmond], and the operator is Mike Fox.That’s all I remember of the crew. And I said: “Could I have a script please?”And so, they gave me sixty blank pages [Laughter] and I wa[…]
[…]ing.ANNE HANFORD: No, no. I have to say that idea went on for many years including very renowned people in the BBC. I remember Paul Fox saying to me “Well I can remember all the programmes I made, so why do you need a catalogue?” basically. So, it wasn’t fairly common. [TIME […]
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[…]if you've got, if you've got a franchise, whatever it was called, if you got lice, if you've got if you're an area to be the ITV producer of it was a fox, there was word it was something to make money. It was a licence, a licence to make money. Thank you. And so they had, they had all the money and […]
[…] was thinking, I'm never going to get paid on this. I make one call. To Ross McKenzie who was then in his Soho Square, [office, at] 20th Century Fox. They were behind the picture at Soho Square, who endorsed the money and quite amoment I thought I'd done a bit for charity. [laughs wry[…]
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[…]ber (1996) is a television adaptation of Rosamunde Pilcher’s novel of the same name, directed by Colin Bucksey and starring Jacqueline Bisset, Edward Fox and Michael York.[159] Staggered (1994) is a comedy film directed by and starring Martin Clunes (b. 1961), an English actor and comedian best know[…]
