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Series of interviews with leading personalities from the late 50s and early 60s.

Series of interviews from the late 50s and early 60s, in which John Freeman cross-examines leading personalities of the day.

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John Freeman interviews the broadcaster Gilbert Harding. (1960)

John Freeman interviews the broadcaster, chairman of the Brains Trust and outspoken 'What's My Line' panellist Gilbert Harding.(1960)

Series of interviews from the late 50s and early 60s, in which John Freeman cross-examined leading personalities of the day. Here he interviews the broadcaster, chairman of the Brains Trust and outspoken 'What's My Line' panellist Gilbert Harding. 

Of all the programmes in the series, this one aroused the most criticism of John Freeman 's 'ruthless' questioning. (1960)

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