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[…] 60’s … but then you got to work on Casino Royale I see. REN ÉE GLYNNE: Yes. DARROL BLAKE: Were […]

[…] an interpreter, no -one did. I joined the world of television after university because I did languages at 2 university […]

[…] an interpreter, no -one did. I joined the world of television after university because I did languages at 2 university […]

[…] At the same time, they found themselves in a right Royal jam. What they wanted to do, I suppose, was […]

[…] the CEA and the unions, including the National Association of Television and Kinema Employees (NATKE), were in agreement that women’s […]

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[…] Seeking to renew it with what was now ACTT ( Television added), I was faced by one of the UK’s […]

[…]ul to me. You know, there was a period where, you know, I'd done a few movies, but things hadn't really worked out. And I was looking to find work in television. And Jerry was kind enough to introduce me to a series that was being made. I think it was down in Southampton. I can't remember the name o[…]

[…]ew digital intermediate companies, or companies that produce it, would be looking at a screen five feet in front of them and they’d be looking like a television, “Oh look I can see something here and…”. So it was difference in approach and understanding, you know, I wouldn’t say limitations of film,[…]