Hello, hope this finds you well. Thank you so much for listening to this week's episode of

soundtracking with me, Edith Bowman. Quick location check currently on the East Nuke of Fife in my

hometown with my folks in the homeland. So our apologies. Well, actually no apologies

if I sound extra Scottish this week. It's who I am.

Anyway, this week on the podcast, not one, not two, but three utterly joyous guests for you to enjoy,

all of whom are interpreting the work of a couple of very different types of genius.

First, I bring you Barney Douglas and Felix White, who formed a doubles-pairing extraordinaire on Mark and Row,

a wonderful documentary which Barney directed and Felix scored about the legendary tennis champ.

It's Wimbledon meets Michael Mann's Heat, and I absolutely loved it.

Then we have a first-time movie director who's been wowing theatre audiences for years,

the delightful Carrie Cracknell on her Netflix adaptation of Jane Austen's persuasion.

So, without further ado, let's get on with it with one of Felix's cues from Maconoe Outburst. I'm I'm I'm

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Congratulations.

I was just saying to Barney, Felix,

I had a preconception of this man through headlines and TV footage

and how they chose to kind of represent him

and even kind of historically pick up things from the past to reiterate

personality traits and stuff.

And I feel like you gave me the opportunity to learn about him from the start again through

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