The Bedford Aerodrome in Thurleigh, with a runway length of 1095.0, is operated by the MotorSport Vision organization and serves the Bedford Autodrome.
The movie English Without Tears was written by Anatole de Grunwald and Terence Rattigan, who died in 1977, and directed by Harold French, who has been acting since 1920.
Bedford Aerodrome | operating organisation | MotorSport Vision Bedford Aerodrome | runway length | 1095.0 Bedford Aerodrome | city served | Bedford Autodrome Bedford Aerodrome | location | Thurleigh English Without Tears | director | Harold French Terence Rattigan | death year | 1977-01-01 Harold French | active years start year | 1920-01-01 English Without Tears | writer | Anatole de Grunwald English Without Tears | writer | Terence Rattigan