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Clive Patterson (born 1945) studied at Manchester College of Art & Design graduating as a postgraduate student in 1974. His study area was Product Design with accompanying studies in fine art and art history.
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Clive Patterson (born 1945) studied at Manchester College of Art & Design graduating as a post graduate student in 1974. His study area was Product Design with accompanying studies in fine art and art history.
Aug 20, 2009 · Clive Parsons, who has died of pancreatic cancer aged 66, was an Englishman who played an important role in the history of Scottish film, as producer of the landmark Bill Forsyth comedies...
The producer Clive Parsons was one of the first to bring to cinemas a gritty, unflinching take on British life in the last quarter of the 20th century when he spotted the opportunity to remake...
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Aug 13, 2009 · Film producer Clive Parsons, who produced films by Bill Forsyth, Lindsay Anderson and Franco Zeffirelli, has died in the UK at age 66. Parsons and his long-time business partner Davina...
In partnership with Davina Belling, Parsons was a BAFTA-winning producer of children’s series The Giblet Boys (2005), television productions including The Greatest Store in the World (1999), The Queen’s Nose (2003) and such features as Scum (1979), Gregory’s Girl (1981), Comfort and Joy (1984) and Tea With Mussolini (1999).
