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[…]get the licence.Alan Sapper : You didn't?Lew Grade : What happened was they said "you are too powerful", we would control all the talent. And all the theatres. Because I had Val Parnell and Prince Littler, Stewart Cruikshank from Howard and Wyndham, they felt that we controlled the business and they[…]
