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[…]incidentally whereas commercials are, you know, a vitally important industry, they’ve kept the industry going and it’s essentially they or commercial productions, commercials production that has trained people, you know, so maybe Ridley Scott came up through commercials it wasn’t through working at […]
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[…]r about six months, wishing to do some, anything other than that, I did pester Paul. At that time, various people who were on the board of Paul Rotha Productions, were very fed up with his bringing people in. And they didn't want me at all initially. But fortunately, they, we became, I became friend[…]
[…]bsp;great film. George go. No no no. Try that very annoyed. I called in my production manager I said bring me here. Lynn Redgrave has a sister. And she cam[…]
[…]f the way sort of business.[Laughter] I don’t know how true it was I don’t know but that’s the sort of thing you...And there was a guy on the, on the production side who I understand was working there for nothing because it was a glamour industry because he could afford to work there fornothing, you[…]
