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[…] the first woman to win an Oscar for art direction/ set decoration for her work on Laurence Olivier’s Hamlet in […]

[…] his research within many areas – visual and dramatic concepts, set design and character situations were always meticulous. These were then […]

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[…] driver with us and he was so terrified at driving on the right-hand side of the road that I had to do all the driving! So, it was a strange, strange set up to me in the early eighties. But, of course, the TV landscape changed utterly in the eighteen, nineteen years that I was at STV. In the beginni[…]

[…]he end, so the editor knew which was the start, which was the finish, and er...Anyway, all the numbers fell out, for start - That...that, you know, upset me a bit...[laughs]...Alan Lawson: [laughs]Cyril Page: ...[still laughing] And er...Anyway, that was mastered...And, in one shot, I tripped over a[…]

[…]ney Samuelson: Right.Erica Masters: And I guess I had learned English at school, in the various schools I had learnt English, for sure. But it really settled down in Jamaica, but I never got the Jamaican accent, I am pleased to say.Sydney Samuelson: Now we are in Jamaica and you are in your late tee[…]

[…]Arnheim where we were trying to get to and we were the people who never got there. And we came to this town and the Germans had scarpered out, having set fire to two cigar factories. I didn't know at the time what they'd set fire to but the sky was ablaze at the far end of the town. So we went in in[…]