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Ruchi Narain: ‘I was not trying to break rules; frankly, I didn’t know any’

Did you begin writing as a child? What was your childhood like?Well, I never wrote anything in my childhood. In fact, I had a sort of a nomadic childhood, mostly away from India. I lived outside, like a lot the Middle-East, Muscat, Dubai, Doha; also some time In Sri Lanka; then, for a couple of years in Mussoorie. I also went to many schools; I didn’t know where I actually belonged back then. I have done British and American schools, ICSE schools, and basically schools of all kinds. However, having said that, we as a…

‘Frankly it blew my mind’: how Tron changed cinema – and predicted the future of tech | Film

Back in 1982, computers meant one of two things in the popular imagination. Either they were room-sized machines used by the military-industrial complex to crunch data on stuff like nuclear wars and stock markets, or they were fridge-sized arcade games such as Space Invaders and Pac-Man. Kraftwerk were singing about home computers, but if you owned one at all, it was probably a Sinclair ZX81, which was only marginally more sophisticated than a calculator.And yet, that summer, cinemagoers were catapulted into the digital…

Glenda Jackson answers your questions: ‘I think that’s a gross insult about politicians and actors, frankly’ | Film

With a career like yours, people assume success must have come quickly. Were there times when you struggled to find work as an actor? galacticheroOh, absolutely. I had left school and was working for Boots, and joined an amateur group in my home town. Someone suggested I go to drama school and, as I’d got bored with working in a shop, I thought: “Oh right, I’ll have a go.” And I got a place. With the help of one of the managers from Boots, I got funding to go to Rada from Cheshire county council. After I left drama…