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[…] to work with him. And did you work on the South Bank Show of Ken Loach? 17 Yeah, I worked on that […]
[…]he Germans didn't have a chance. So I worked on lots of weekly programmes. One, for example, was called Kurt und Willi , and they're set in a sort of Southern German town.[Side 1, 18:48] NS: So this is in which language or many languages?DMW: In German.NS: Yeah, just one language.DMW: 18[…]
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