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Steve Crook
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sixteen-nine
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I've just joined this site after a search on the web for film footage and stills, and I can't believe I haven't joined this site before! Looking at some of the discussion threads, these are conversations I've been looking for for SO long!
I've been involved in mostly video production and broadcasting on cable and satellite television for some year. I still make the odd production mainly for education or training and have recently moved to new formats (for me), hence the user name. I'm really looking forward to reading more of the topics in the forum and to joining in as and when. Cheers, 16:9 |
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dulwichdave
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I was encouraged to join this forum after reading today's guardian feature on brit b movies. like many on here, remember the b movies more than the main features. actors like john bentley and peter reynolds were on my local screens in harrow more often than most famous movie stars, as an early teenager, I was more than slightly smitten by peggy cummins! I gather she married a toff and went to live in ireland. does anyone recall the name of the technicolor feature she made which centred around horse racing?
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