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Bedlam Productions
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Soho, London and has been in operation since 2009. Bedlam was founded by Simon Egan and Gareth Unwin; the two met while studying film at Ravensbourne College
John of Islay, Lord of the Isles
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Oram (2005), pp. 127–128. "Richard II and the Wider Gaelic World" by Simon Egan , Journal of British Studies57 (April 2018): 221-252, at p. 231. Boardman
Michael Smith (writer)
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Smith's Deep North (2010). Both series were produced and directed by Simon Egan of Bedlam Productions, who went on to co-produce the multi-Oscar- and
Adrian Butchart
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was joined by Oscar winning King's Speech producers Gareth Unwin and Simon Egan and The Fighter writers Paul Tamasy and Eric Johnson. The film is slated
The King's Speech
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London, received the script. The owner Joan Lane started talking with Simon Egan and Gareth Unwin of Bedlam Productions, and they invited Seidler to London
Banksy
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who dropped and damaged her father's (The King's Speech co-producer Simon Egan ) Oscar statue. Exit Through the Gift Shop was broadcast on British public
Lost (2001 TV series)
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Bulwer-Long (aged 23, from London), the winners of Drop 2, with cameraman Simon Egan (aged 34). They won the race by reaching Nelson's Column in Trafalgar
High energy X-ray imaging technology
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doi:10.1088/1748-0221/6/12/C12009. PMC 3378031. PMID 22737179. Jacques, Simon ; Egan , Christopher K.; Wilson, Matthew D.; Veale, Matthew C.; Seller, Paul;
2023 Exeter City Council election
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Mitchell* 938 42.3 −0.4 Labour Co-op David Blagden 791 35.6 +1.6 Green Simon Egan 278 12.5 +3.5 Conservative Harry Johnson-Hill 213 9.6 −4.7 Majority 147
This World (TV series)
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Director Original air date "The Paedophile Hunters" Michael Chrisman Simon Egan 30 January 2011 (2011-01-30) Narrated by: Paul Rhys Production company: