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Reference Type web
Title Interview with David Kilderry
Chapter/Web article title Unknown
Author(s)David Kilderry
Volume Unknown
Issue 2012-05-03
Town Unknown
State Unknown
Country Australia
Publication Date 03-05-2012
Citation Date 03-05-2012
Site URL http://www.drive-insdownunder.com.au/
Page Number Unknown
Comments I had decided to interview David Kilderry for my project because he seemed like the person who seemed to have the most information on the cinema, the Metro Twin. Kilderry has even visited the location.



Kilderry seems very passionate about the Metro Twin. When Kilderry talks about it, the reader would think that it was only yesterday when he visited it. Kilderry's interview will sheld more light about what it was like being there. It is very exciting because we may find more information on the Metro Twin (through his memories of going there) This is exciting because I feel that the Metro Twin would have been a cinema that I would have loved to have visited. This shows how powerful Kilderry's memories of the Metro Twin is. If his words hadc not been so passionate about the Metro Twin I doubt people would remember it still. Without him I do believe the Metro Twin would have been forgotten forever - since who else was compiling the information about it without needing to reference Kilderry?



The reader can read the full interview once the webpage for it that I am creating for this assignment is up.(Caroline Beaney)
Synopsis David Kilderry, who is the creator of the webpage 'Drive-ins Downunder' has kindly agreed to have an interview for my project for AAM219's research assignment on the cinema, Metro Twin. (Caroline Beaney)
tags: David Kilderry Drive-ins Downunder interview Metro Twin Village Clayton 
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