I briefly corresponded with O'Donnell in the 1980's, and he seemed a charming gentleman.
Doug G
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> ...And Dirk Bogarde (a prospect to strike dread into any heart hoping to see a decent movie) as the villain: a man given, for no good reason, if my 'Sixties vintage memory serves me more reliably than its stereotypical reputation, to drinking champagne from a glass in which goldfish swam... Yes the movie really was that deplorably self-indulgent. Well, I wouldn't recommend viewing it, anyway â€" in case you hadn't guessed.
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> That film also starred Terence Stamp as Willie Garvin.
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