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[…] the war. SUMMARY: In this short and fascinating interview with Ralph Bond, Tunwell offers a fascinating insight into the life of […]

[…] in 1957. SUMMARY: In this brief interview he talks to Ralph Bond about his early life working in London, his early […]

[…] They were all. All of them? Ralph, I, I mean Ralph Bond I knew was a Communist. Right. Elizabeth Furse DRAFT […]

[…] r s o n , I v o r Montague, Ralph Bond. A phalanx of the Left. But right in the […]

[…] were all made with the stock people, Tom W alls, Ralph Lynn, Robertson Hare and the other people. Muriel Brough […]

[…] thing there is – well not curious but interesting –with Ralph Lynn and Winifred Shotter, a Wodehouse story CB: That’s […]

[…] David Farrar and I liked Robert Morley and I liked Ralph Richardson, I liked everybody. I made a lot of […]

[…] course, and Ross McLean was the government film commissioner and Ralph Foster was the deputy. And I went to these […]