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- ↑ British Film Institute (BFI): Yvonne Martin profile
- ↑ MatchID: BEAUGE, Yvonne
- ↑ Greco p.192
- ↑ Crittenden, Roger (2018-05-20). Fine Cuts: Interviews on the Practice of European Film Editing. Taylor & Francis. ISBN 978-1-315-47511-0.
- ↑ Les Gens du Cinema: BEAUGÉ Marguerite
