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Buddhism and the arts
Aug 18, 2020
Martin Goodson

The Gateway Interview: Tim Barlow

An interview with actor Tim Barlow

Tim Barlow is an actor of stage, film and TV. He has worked in Hollywood and the UK from 'Hot Fuzz' to 'Dr Who'. He is also a Zen Buddhist practitioner. In this interview he discusses the spiritual side of life and lessons that he has learned over the years in this frank and wide-ranging discussion.

Tim Barlow

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The Gateway Interview: Tim Barlow

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An interview with actor Tim Barlow
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