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Glory! Glory! (1988)

John Izod, Karl Magee, Kathryn Hannan, Isabelle Gourdin-Sangouard

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This chapter focuses on the production of the miniseries Glory! Glory! It describes Lindsay Anderson's personal claim to the authorship of Glory! Glory! and the technological and budgetary constraints he encountered in the making of the miniseries. The chapter also describes the promotion of the miniseries and the favourable reaction of the screen industry.

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This chapter focuses on the production of the miniseries Glory! Glory! It describes Lindsay Anderson's personal claim to the authorship of Glory! Glory! and the technological and budgetary constraints he encountered in the making of the miniseries. The chapter also describes the promotion of the miniseries and the favourable reaction of the screen industry.

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This chapter focuses on the production of the miniseries Glory! Glory! It describes Lindsay Anderson's personal claim to the authorship of Glory! Glory! and the technological and budgetary constraints he encountered in the making of the miniseries. The chapter also describes the promotion of the miniseries and the favourable reaction of the screen industry.

Key concepts: Glory, Promotion (chess), Political science, Law, Physics, Optics, Politics

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