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CATEGORIES:Cam*Era
SUMMARY:OPENING CEREMONY with our patron Hilary Bevan Jone
 s and Q&amp\;A with actor Tom Hollander. - Tom Hol
 lander and Hilary Bevan Jones
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20100618T200000
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URL:http://talks.cam.ac.uk/talk/index/25111
DESCRIPTION:Hilary started her career at the BBC working as As
 sistant Floor Manager on classics such as Black Ad
 der\, Not the Nine O’Clock News and Dick Emery. Sh
 e is now a leading Independent Drama Producer with
  credits including Red Dwarf\, Cracker\, The Secre
 t World of Michael Fry\, Butterfly Collectors\, Ma
 y 33rd\, To the Ends of the Earth\, and the multi-
 award winning conspiracy thriller State of Play.  
  As part of the Make Poverty History campaign\, sh
 e produced The Girl in the Café for HBO and the BB
 C\, which won a number of awards including three P
 rimetime Emmys.\n\nIn 2006 she was made Chairman o
 f the British Academy of Film and Television Arts\
 , the first woman in its 60 year history to ever h
 old this position.  In 2008 she moved into feature
  films producing The Boat That Rocked\, written an
 d directed by Richard Curtis and starred Philip Se
 ymour Hoffman\, Bill Nighy and Rhys Ifans.  She is
  currently producing a short film called The Clear
  Road Ahead for Film4.  \n\nTom Hollander\nAn alum
 nus of Cambridge University (Selwyn) where he was 
 a member of the Footlights and president of the Ma
 rlowe Society\, Tom Hollander has pursued a highly
  successful career in acting across theatre\, film
  and Television\; performing in such films as In t
 he Loop (2009)\, Pirates of the Caribbean 2 and 3 
 (2006/2007) and Pride and Prejudice (2005). He is 
 a patron of the British Independent Film Awards. \
 n
LOCATION:McCrum Theatre Corpus Christi College\,Cambridge
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