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Leo Cooper on wife Jilly's fame, UK; 1984

Leo (Leonard) Cooper speaks about how his wife, the novelist Jilly Cooper, being well-known, is considered to be available to people: 'It is, I suppose, one of the perils of being, as Jilly is, a semi-public figure, that people feel they have a sort of right, just to hail you, because you're available to them, on television, and things like that. I'm very rude to people.' Gloucestershire, UK; 1984. (BBC News BSL Rushes - 13/08/1984 - AEXZ288W)
Leo (Leonard) Cooper speaks about how his wife, the novelist Jilly Cooper, being well-known, is considered to be available to people: 'It is, I suppose, one of the perils of being, as Jilly is, a semi-public figure, that people feel they have a sort of right, just to hail you, because you're available to them, on television, and things like that. I'm very rude to people.' Gloucestershire, UK; 1984. (BBC News BSL Rushes - 13/08/1984 - AEXZ288W)
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August 13, 1984
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00:00:15:10
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Gloucestershire, United Kingdom
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semi-publicfigure