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[…] and the negotiations with the BBC and Channel 4 over television and theatrical rights. He details his exhibition philosophy, arguing […]
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[…]his time. My brother was 8 years older than myself and my sister 5 years older, and another sister younger. So I went to a day school in Belfast, The Royal Belfast Academical Institution, Commonly known as Inst, which was an excellent School. And we had a very happy childhood.The first indications o[…]
[…]ondon Film Festival, and some of the directors are over here and of course interviews are being recorded with them that will be subsequently shown on television when the film is ready for release.Sidney Cole: Very good.Charles Cooper: Yes, um...Sidney Cole: So what was your object in basically - I m[…]
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[…]rk on some of the really top movies made in this country. That's how his reputation sort of grew round him, and in fact if you see his films today on television they aren't brilliantly lit compared with some of the others. He was very good, but working on the top-notch movies made here-he got the re[…]
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