And Now for Something Completely Different
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that when played
in the correct order...

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they will squeak...
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"Three Blinded White Mice".
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Ladies and gentlemen,
l give you, on the mouse organ...

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"Three Blinded White Mice".
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Thank you.
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- Oh, my God!
- Somebody stop him.

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Ten seconds, studio.
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Stop him!
Stop that bastard!

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Hello, and welcome to another
edition of lt's the Arts.

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And we kick off this evening
with a look at the cinema.

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One of the most prolific film directors
of this age, or indeed, of any age...

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is Sir Edward Ross, back in this country
for the first time in five years...

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to open a season of his films
at the National Film Theatre.

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And we are indeed fortunate to have him
with us in the studio this evening.

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- Good evening.
- Edward...

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- You don't mind if l call you Edward?
- Not at all.

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lt does seem to worry some people.
l'm not sure why.

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Some are sensitive, so l do take the
precaution of asking on these occasions.

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- No, that's fine.
- So Edward it is. Splendid.

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- l'm sorry to have brought it up.
- No. Edward it is.

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Thank you very much
for being so helpful.

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-At times it's more than my job's worth.
-Quite.

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Makes it hard to establish a rapport,
to put the other person at his ease.

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- Quite.
- Quite.

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Silly little point,
but it does seem to matter.

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Still Iess said the better.
Ted, when you first went in the film...

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You don't mind if l call you Ted,
as opposed to Edward?


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