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Rob Cook is BACK! Join special guest Richard Hope for an anecdote-packed finale to this enjoyable chat, featuring a deep dive into Richard's time as schoolmaster Rod Jessop, the man who swept June Ackland off her feet. There's lots of fascinating insight about the business from this marvellous actor, so put your feet up, relax and enjoy!
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