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  • London heroes picture gallery: I-M

  • By Time Out editors

    Posted: Mon Sep 22 2008

  • As part of Time Out’s 40th birthday celebrations, we photographed our living London heroes. See who made our list in the online picture gallery, including Jamie Oliver, Mike Skinner and MIA

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    From Alan Yau to Helen Mirren…

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    From Neil MacGregor to Zhandra Rhodes…

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    • Jamie Oliver Jon Snow (right): 'I felt enormous pressure to take my clothes off – but I didn’t.’ Jon Snow (right) with Ken Livingstone Judi Dench: 'Theatre will always survive, whatever people say' Julian Barnes: 'Better than if I had been made a hero of the Soviet Union' Julian Clary: 'I do hope Londoners still feel the occasional need for a tired old homo' June Brown: 'Now I can’t cry at all. I wept myself out when I was young' Kathy Burke: 'Everything I did got slagged off in Time Out. I should have kept my mouth shut' Ken Livingstone: 'He’ll lose in four years and we’ll aim to get the mayor ship sailing again’ Ken Loach: 'There needs to be political action to defend independent cinemas' Kesh: 'In 2008 we are definitely the ‘mish-mash’ generation' Lily Cole's Favourite London moment: ‘Doing the tango with Tom Waits’ Mark Ravenhill: 'I think there will come a point where theatre will suddenly realise it is a bit stuck in the nineteenth century' Mary Quant: 'The whole 1960s thing was a ten-year running party' Max Stafford-Clark (left): 'It was a scandal, seeing abandoned babies dead at the side of the road.’ Max Stafford-Clark (left) with Mark Ravenhill Melvyn Bragg: 'Free entry to museums – a phenomonal Labour Party achievement' MIA: 'In London the people are just more real, more human. There’s wit and sarcasm' Michael Clark: ‘Free, compulsory dance lessons for all' Michael Nunn and William Trevitt: 'The single thing that would improve our lives: to have more pages about dance in Time Out’ Michael Winterbottom: 'Wherever you go these days, there’s a bloody copy of Time Out' Mick Jones: 'Out of many nations comes one great nation' Mike Leigh: ‘I want to see far more independent cinemas back in this city' Mike Skinner: 'I think London does pretty fucking well'

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