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[…]at … one of those odd things happened. It was … the story was that there was this little provincial performance being put on and this Hollywood producer, Mr De Thrill, and we can all guess who that’s based on, comes down and sees this thing and imagines what he would do with it if he took it t[…]
[…];it was “Room at the Top”, which actually wasn't part of our group at all. Jack Clayton was an associate producer and he'd made one film, he had made a film based on a short story, what was it&nb[…]
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