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[…]dney Cole: Oh yes!Bernard Vorhaus: Because I mean I think it had a good effect in breaking away from conventional stories, but I still think that the best films and plays should tell...Sidney Cole: Tell a story.Bernard Vorhaus: I'm all for the Lillian Hellman kind of play where you combine both a so[…]

[…]. Just about this time the Empire Marketing Board started up. Their main source of material were the off cuts from a film made by Roger Crichton of a Royal visit made to various parts of the empire and there was quite a lot of material on Canada, well at the outset John Taylor , Basil Wright , J.D T[…]

[…]nterview and got a job as a cameraman. He worked himself from 5th cameraman to the first. But then he went freelance. But he was cameraman on the two royal weddings. He's still working freelance.Sid Cole: Tell me about Bert. He moved on from Denham.Betty Bachelor: Yes, he was made head electrician o[…]

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[…] could. For instance, in a number of episodes of his television programme, This Wonderful World (1957-66), Grierson took the opportunity […]

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