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[…] that? REN ÉE GLYNNE: We have to know it was World War II and I was an evacuee. I was […]

[…] own negative cutter. And Stuart Legge, who was doing the World in Action programme, he started off with Canada Carries […]

[…] I can remember the soldiers coming back from the First World War and taking the puttees off for one other […]

[…] not an actor, he’d in the navy in the First World War and jo ined the, the Air Force when […]

[…] so I was quite…you know not experien ce in the world and it was one hell of a shock. You […]

[…] left, he left Newcastle, went down to London on the World Service which operated from Oxford Street, that big store […]

[…] and he was going off to some...outlandish place in the world, and...I couldn't get a work permit or something, so […]

[…] bridge, Stamford Bridge and couldn't move. And I thought the world is about to explode and I can't stop it […]

[…] maker, film technician don't know the David Leans of this world. You're saying he was very remote? He was remote. […]

[…] absolutely found it the most thril ling thing in the world : editing film. It was pure magic. And that […]