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David Appleford
David Appleford is a member of the Phoenix Film Critics Society
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David Appleford
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David Appleford is a member of the Phoenix Film Critics Society and the American Theatre Critics Association
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Something About Dave
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Because of radio, I've managed to live and work in several exciting cities across the country that ordinarily I would never have experienced. Not counting Phoenix, if you've traveled to San Diego, Indianapolis, Charlotte and even Harrisburg sometime during the last 20 or so years and you scanned through local radio and just happened to hear an English accent, there's a good chance it was me.
They Finally Let Me Have My Own Page
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The question I am asked the most is, "Are you Australian or English?"
For the record, it's English. I was born in Tilbury, Essex, made temporarily famous by the film 'Elizabeth: The Golden Age' with Cate Blanchett. Tilbury is the town where Elizabeth 1st gave her infamous speech where she rallied the troops in preparation for the oncoming, though disastrous, attack from Spain. Look on a map of Britain, go to London, then slowly run your finger to the right along the River Thames. There's Tilbury.
The second question that I'm usually asked is, "Are you thinking of becoming an
American citizen?"
Actually, I became a citizen in 2001, exactly one week after 9/11 when government offices around the country re-opened for the first time after the attack. Taking your citizenship and pledging allegiance to your adopted country is always an emotional moment, but the significance of the timing in September of 2001 made this ceremony all the more poignant.
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