Don McCullin: War Photographer. Ten Friends Dead. Still Going. | Parkinson on BBC
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Don McCullin went to his first war thinking it would be a bloody good adventure. After seven wars, some of them very bad, he developed a keener interest in showing the moral side of the tragedy. He has not stopped since. In this conversation with Michael Parkinson, McCullin talks about photographing the dead and why it troubles him less than photographing the living, about walking into a camp in Biafra on the last two days of the war with 800 starving children holding his hand while he fought to keep himself together, and about Cambodia, where he got caught in an ambush after telling someone he would be back for lunch. He was not back for lunch. He was shot. Ten of his photographer friends have been killed in action. He does not consider stopping. He considers getting careful to be the same thing Legendary talk show host Sir Michael Parkinson's official YouTube channel. Step back in time with us as we relive the golden era of television and remember some of the most unforgettable mo
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