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[…]an, tell us about your parents and your childhood. And when you first went saw a movie and where he was, went to school and how you got into the industry.Norman Spencer 0:42 Well, I was born in 1914. And I was born in Stockwell, which is near Brixton, but I don't remember any of it becau[…]
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