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[…]aditional technology. There was no digital stuff in that at all. Darrol Blake  34:38  Okay. Oh, then, then the first of your Merchant  Ivorys or at least, I presume, the first of your Merchant  Ivorys. Kent Houston  35:26  A lot o[…]

[…].DARROL BLAKE: Heat and DustRENÉE GLYNNE: Ahh, a sort of nice story for me but sad story. Jane Buck,Continuity, Script Supervisor, died. She was Merchant Ivory. DARROL BLAKE: Of the Buck Family?RENÉE GLYNNE: I don’t think Buck Family, she was just a Buck. Very nice girl, woman. She had don[…]

[…]n because I managed to land a programme for Channel Four based I was introduced to the author of a book called The wandering company, which was about Merchant Ivory productions. JOHN Pim had written a book for the British Film Institute, and a friend of mine, Charles Hudson, who also knew john Pim i[…]

[…] we were always popping over to Switzerland to help him.John Legard: Oh really? What did your father do exactly?Pat Jackson: He had TB. He was a rice merchant in the City and the family were hop factors, I think. They were an old Kentish family and they'd made their living out of being hop factors y[…]

[…]I. I think you've been an individualist person carving out a very interesting and useful niche in the market. I mean I'm thinking particularly of the Merchant Ivory pictures that you got very widely distributed when you would normally expect you'd see it in the Curzon or somewhere, but I mean a lot […]

[…]'ll never get it done. But that I'd actually I had ask David Watkin to do it. And the leading actress while watching the third actress, Madame Vivian Merchant was Harold Pinter's  wife then said in no uncertain terms to me this It should be regularised because it's either Watkin  or me, sh[…]