Roger Smither

[…]but it’s worth saying that, because some of the co-operation before historic material was actually easier with satellite countries in the old Warsaw Pact. For example, going back again to The Great War you will find a lot of the Austro-Hungarian German material in The Great War was sourced from Buda[…]

Chris Strachan

[…]Harwich to show moving pictures. Derek Threadgall  3:12  And all that came to an end, really, in 1909 Yes, the cinematograph act. Yes, Chris Strachan  3:20  There had been so many tragedies because of the it was the dangerous combination of nitrate b[…]

Waris Hussein

[…]bsp; 32:20  Yeah, that's what I mean.  Waris Hussein  32:22  That basis. Guess what I chose? I chose one act. I know how to be realistic about I was going to do - one act, which is a Tennessee Williams called Hello From Bertha. And it's about a prostitute[…]

Edward (William) Graham

Edward, known as Ed, Graham,  in his early career played "William", the cheeky schoolboy character created by Richmal Crompton in films for Val Guest.BEHP 0654 S Edward Graham – summary.Notes on BECTU History Project Interview with Ed(ward) Graham, who played “William”Clarificati[…]

Joe McGrath

INTERVIEWEE: JOE McGRATHQ:       Identify yourself  00:00:06 JOE:   Yes the name is Joseph Joe - Joe McGrath, born 1928 in Glasgow.  Do I have to say anything else? Q:       No but I’ve got March 28th 1930 00:00:20 JOE:  Oh w[…]

Bob Jordan

[…]was the director of that and he, he had a wonderful technique with her, he just told her to shut up, don't fall over the furniture and stop trying to act. And he actually got a performance out of her.JK: [laughter]BJ:  Very sadly of course, Seth died before the end of the picture and Micha[…]
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