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New Left Review I/205, May-June 1994


Dennis Potter

The Present Tense

Two or three weeks ago Michael Grade, the chief executive of Channel 4, rang me to say that Dennis Potter was dying of cancer. After trying to absorb this we decided to ask Dennis if he would do one last interview. He agreed. [*]

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