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Occupation: Film / television editor (primarily TV). IMDb+1Active (notable period): Mainly from the mid-1980s onward (credits through the 2000s).

…or In Clover (1966). He became a household name as ‘Flogger’ Hoskins in the ITV television hit The Army Game (1959-61).After nearly 12 film roles in his teens, he made his breakthrough in 1947 in "Hue…

…s. historyproject.org.ukLater he worked with NATKE (a trade union in the cinema/television sector in the UK) – becoming Training Officer, then going on to be in charge of the Cinema Division covering …

…storation company called Narduzzo Too. narduzzotoo.com+1His work spans high-end television dramas, documentaries, comedies, feature films, and classic archive & restoration projects. narduzzotoo.c…

…e has spent defining – and indeed refining – the role of the film researcher in television production.Christine has also given generously of her time to voluntary work with organisations such as FOCAL…

…ealised he had a mission to direct. He started as a floor manager at Associated Television working on a twice-weekly medical soap, Emergency-Ward 10. In 1957, he graduated to directing on TV.From…

…eona Robertson, was formed to work with voices and stories hitherto absent from television. The company delivered its first – and Channel 4’s 30th – programme, Pleasure Palaces, a three-part series on…

…ddlesex, a West London factory town. At 16  in 1953 Darrol joined BBC Television at the Lime Grove Studios in Shepherd's Bush straight from Grammar school.After running errands from Receptio…

…ation work. His early career included presentation/continuity roles and work in television production. LinkedIn+1Broadcasting & film careerWorked for major UK broadcasters (BBC, ITV/ATV) as a pres…

…sp;Robert Kevin Brownlow; born on 2 June 1938 is a British film historian, television documentary-maker, filmmaker, author, and film editor. He is best known for his work documenting the his…