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Isn't it amazing how the (various) government people had been regularly knocking the Beeb & the NHS but now that we're all in these dire straits, everybody loves 'em
On the subject of Talking Pictures, they appear to be having trouble with advertising revenue during the current crisis and are asking for viewers of this fabulous channel to spread the word about how good and popular the channel is in the hope that companies who advertise on TV might hear about it, if they haven't already and think of putting their business with Talking Pictures. .I'm sure that we will do all we can to help spread the word.
But why do they have to interrupt films with adverts?
Can’t they just put all of the ads between the films?
I have written to the CEO of a major public company of which I am a shareholder suggesting they consider advertising withTP.He has confirmed he will refer this to his marketing department.
Crowd funding is also a possibility
On the subject of Talking Pictures, they appear to be having trouble with advertising revenue during the current crisis and are asking for viewers of this fabulous channel to spread the word about how good and popular the channel is in the hope that companies who advertise on TV might hear about it, if they haven't already and think of putting their business with Talking Pictures. .I'm sure that we will do all we can to help spread the word.
But of course I exaggerated for effect. There was plenty of neighbourly love around my streets and quite a few actors lived nearby. Sometimes I even spoke to regular people
this was London, nobody "talks", not even to a neighbour
I've never believed that nobody talks. I live in London yet I regularly speak to most of my neighbours. I also used to talk to strangers on the tube & buses when I used to travel on them.
John Justin lived across the road from me when I was a kid. When I saw him on Thief, it changed my view of him completely. I never actually spoke to him (this was London, nobody "talks", not even to a neighbour), but I used to see him taking a walk every day, going shopping, etc. That was from '67 - '87, so he would have been 50 - 70 years old... not the virile fresh-faced leading man in Thief (aged approx 23).
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