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In March 1949 an IRD official, Celia Kirwan, visited Orwell at a sanatorium in Cranham, Gloucestershire, where he was suffering from tuberculosis.
Orwell offered writers' blacklist to anti-Soviet propaganda unit 1996
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Enters sanatorium in Cranham, Gloucestershire in January.
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You've got your layers of gangsterism - the thugs, then XXXX, then Price (Cranham) and now Temple (Michael Gambon).
Watch Layer Cake: live! Michael Hann 2010
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Good work too from Pip Carter who plays the accident-prone Yepihodov as a tortured, lovesick soul, from Emily Taaffe who shows both the flightiness and heartbreak of the maid Dunyasha, and from Kenneth Cranham who pins down the sad senility of the neglected servant, Firs.
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Sorry: I typed in haste, and Kenneth Cranham just died in face, while his garden hose sprayed on, a symbol of man's essential meaninglessness in the great sweep of time.
Watch Layer Cake: live! Michael Hann 2010
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This became the home of the Wicked Squire (Kenneth Cranham) who lures the heroes and heroine to unwittingly take part in his satanic pleasures.
An Oxfordshire Idyll Peter Ashley 2007
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This became the home of the Wicked Squire (Kenneth Cranham) who lures the heroes and heroine to unwittingly take part in his satanic pleasures.
Archive 2007-10-01 Peter Ashley 2007
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As the detective, Kenneth Cranham (best know to American audiences for the title role in the Broadway revival of “An Inspector Calls”), is a twinkly, capering, homey fellow – a sort of elf godfather to Ms. Pike.
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Cranham makes Pompey an honourable, sympathetic and complex figure.
Rome: Season 1 Adam Whitehead 2009
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Cranham makes Pompey an honourable, sympathetic and complex figure.
Archive 2009-01-01 Adam Whitehead 2009
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