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[…]e, bridge lunch. Let's cancel. The bad. But we do have that just as you left us at. I mean a bit earlier.Alan Lawson  9:46  Yes, I was with Granada again. But until middle of 85/86 I was freelancing. I did a 40 minutes and 86 Henry MirzoffYes.Ann Turner  10:02  Um, so that this i[…]

[…]d. We were married and that's an interesting game back here we go back to film about ownership of. Our own film company. It was just that moment when Granada was opening up in Manchester. So we took the chance of leaving home to open part of myself to open an office in Manchester. She had a differen[…]

[…] [0:24:52] So the first people we approached of course was Granada, because Granada had done these wonderful documentaries and, and […]

[…]nd also a Trainee Assistant Editor. I did an interview in Manchester for BBC Manchester as an Assistant Editor. And I think I went to Yorkshire TV or Granada or is it, not sure which which was which at the time, but I was accepted on to the London Trainee Assistant Film Editor course and it was goin[…]

[…]qually again involved in putting history, mm, often contemporary history but nevertheless it was history on, on to television. I think he did that at Granada.  Norman also did one of the definitive histories of broadcasting.  Yes.  At Granada in about Eighty-six I think[…]

[…]ns called Patrick. And it had been very very tough. Anyway, they agreed we could do the film.[0:24:52]So the first people we approached of course was Granada, because Granada had done these wonderful documentaries and, and dramas about the Birmingham Six and had campaigned very hard. And, we got com[…]

[…]always running out of money, you know, he had a wife and, and two children and he was always hardup. And he said ‘I think I've had a bit of luck that Granada have asked me to do,they're going to try out a new soap which is going to be called Coronation Street’. And he said ‘I'm, I'm working on’[…]