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[…]n I worked with worldwide for for 11 years, I just ended up supervising as a worldwide and the undefeated as a film I greatly enjoyed working on with Paul Dixon. Dixon was another one who used to fly into these furys like Humphrey Jennings. Yes, it's something in the film industry that does this. An[…]
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[…]ell I was told by a friend…13’53” END OF TDF14650_02.MOV 15 TDF 14650_03.mov00.00PW: cont.. I was headhunted by Paul Bonner to go the BBC to make a series called ‘Open Secret’, and they were three very interesting years actually. A friend of mine who had been He[…]
[…], Michael, and we discussed, you know, we discussed it. And I said, ‘All right, I’ll talk to them.’ And London Weekend were desperate to get it. And, Paul Greengrass was I think drafted in at this point. But they needed permission. And, so I sat down with Doreen on her own. It took about four hours.[…]
