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Cover from 'Shakespeare on Film, Television and Radio: The Researcher's Guide' published by the BUFVC in London in 2009. The cover image was licensed from Ronald Grant Archive and the artwork for the cover created by Frantic Design for the BUFVC. It appears on the BUFVC homepage at: http://bufvc.ac.uk/publications/books/shakespeare-on-film-television-and-radio. All rights reserved. Image supplied by rights holders for limited use to promote the book on which it appears only.

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