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[…]that sound has taken over from silent film, you know with titles.RF: What’s your opinion of this new move, especially in the States, to colourize for television …FY: Oh I think it’s a terrible idea.  Bloody awful idea. Ridiculous.  And I’m no part of that.RF: Do you think the people origin[…]

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