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You are fessing up, finally! im fessing up. if berkshire county council wish to retain these and give them to some other shakespeare—starved youngster, im very pleased to hand them back! but... you know the thing that strikes me is they are in fantastic nick. youve obviously looked after them very well. it also suggests they hadnt been borrowed or listened to or used before. this — your sherlock holmes mind is correct! i was very... i read the sleeve notes copiously and then these two titles...

So, this is a radio drama studio. hello, im john wilson. welcome to this cultural life, a radio four podcast in which i ask leading creative figures about the influences and inspirations that have fired their artistic imagination. my guest in this episode is sir kenneth branagh. a huge talent, a star of stage and screen for more than four decades now. hes an actor, director, writer and film—maker whose credits range from hamlet to tenet, from henry v to thor. we spoke in the very atmospheric r...

English if i could borrow them. i liked the bright, shiny nature of them. i think i half heard in some distant part of my memory this name, "olivier". anyway, i took them home and i was bowled over. already aware of sort of two extremes. in the olivier excerpts, which were from the soundtracks of the films, things like his account of hamlet�*s to be or not to be soliloquy which, in his brilliant film, has him atop a rocky outcrop, looking down onto the wild sea crashing against the rocks while...

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So, this is a radio drama studio. hello, im john wilson. welcome to this cultural life, a radio four podcast in which i ask leading creative figures about the influences and inspirations that have fired their artistic imagination. my guest in this episode is sir kenneth branagh. a huge talent, a star of stage and screen for more than four decades now. hes an actor, director, writer and film—maker, whose credits range from hamlet to tenet, from henry v to thor. we spoke in the very atmospheric ...

If i could borrow them. i liked the bright, shiny nature of them. i think i half—heard in some distant part of my memory this name, "olivier". anyway, i took them home and i was bowled over. already aware of sort of two extremes. in the 0livier excerpts — which were from the soundtracks of the films — things like his account of hamlet�*s to be or not to be soliloquy which, in his brilliant film, has him atop a rocky outcrop, looking down onto the wild sea crashing against the rocks, whil...

But you are fessing up, finally! im fessing up. if berkshire county council wish to retain these and give them to some other shakespeare—starved youngster, im very pleased to hand them back! but... you know the thing that strikes me is they are in fantastic nick. youve obviously looked after them very well. i have. it also suggests that they hadnt been borrowed or listened to or used before! your sherlock holmes mind is correct! i was very... i read the sleeve notes copiously, and then these t...

Gielgud. id never heard of either the phrase �*ages of man�* orjohn gielgud, and the other was laurence olivier, extracts from shakespeare films with music by sir william walton, and i asked our head of english if i could borrow them. i liked the bright, shiny nature of them. i think i half heard in some distant part of my memory this name, "olivier". anyway, i took them home and i was bowled over. already aware of sort of two extremes. in the olivier excerpts which were from the soundtracks...

That meadway comprehensive school english store cupboard had these and i borrowed them for a mere 45 years! the school doesnt exist any more so i suppose they dont have a home to go to. you are fessing up, finally! im fessing up. if berkshire county council wish to retain these and give them to some other shakespeare—starved youngster, im very pleased to hand them back! but... you know the thing that strikes me is they are in fantastic nick. youve obviously looked after them very well. i have....

Id never heard of either the phrase �*ages of man�* orjohn gielgud, and the other was laurence olivier, extracts from shakespeare films with music by sir william walton, and i asked our head of english if i could borrow them. i liked the bright, shiny nature of them. i think i half heard in some distant part of my memory this name, "olivier". anyway, i took them home and i was bowled over. already aware of sort of two extremes. in the olivier excerpts which were from the soundtracks of the f...