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[…]t school. It was then a very, very, mixed school, socially very, very, mixed; went to read history as an undergraduate at Cambridge, and then studied film, as a postgraduate at Bristol, and was very keen to try and find a way to bring these two great interest of mine, film and history together, and […]
[…] writing really listening to them. But Vincent came in looking shell-shocked. He’d just seen the head of department, Donald Wilson, […]
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[…]brary before the caravans came and this is where I think I first started learning about writing really listening to them. But Vincent came in looking shell-shocked. He’d just seen the head of department, Donald Wilson, who later went on to do The Forsyte Saga and he said ‘I’ve been given this book’’[…]
[…] was pumping out messages there and they were firing back shells and things at us. The Resolution was in the […]
[…]e played again unless I played it. I don’t think it’s been played yet. SC: I didn’t realise that it had been dramatised actually, apart from the film version which Sandy Mackendrick did, many years later. DM: This wasn’t High Wind in Jamaica, this was called A Comedy of Good and Evil. […]
[…] realise that it had been dramatised actually, apart from the film version which Sandy Mackendrick did, many years later. DM: […]
[…] significant behind-scenes influence on the advance of oil filmmaking, particularly Shell’s. On the home front, he became trusted right-hand man […]
