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[…]to Scots Law.   So I did five subjects, I did Spanish, French,  German,  Economic Theory and History, and Law Contract.  And I had a very good time. And while we were up there, I became involved with the  Film Society. And I became first of all […]
Tony Bridgewater Side 1  Alan Lawson  0:03  The copyright of this recording is vested in the ACTT History Project. Tony Bridgewater, senior BBC Television engineer, pioneer television engineer. Interviewer, Norman Swallow, and Alan Lawson recorded on the 28th of June 19[…]
[…] Mr. Mycroft said, "Come in." and in came Al Parker, and he said  "Mr. Mycroft, this young man has nothing to do with me, but I've seen him act. He's a great actor." And I was given the job. And of course, I've never forgotten that. But I went with this more respectable agent, and nobody k[…]
[…], the men he appointed, pretty well everybody else with one or two exceptions knew nothing really about making films when it came to a new quota act. And consequently it occurred to them that people who write about films ought to know how to make them which is a tremendous fallacy. I […]
The copyright of this interview lies with the british Entertainment History Project This is Sidney Cole interviewing Ena Baga on 28th February 1990 for the ACTT History Project, David Robson recording.SC: Ena I know you started quite early in your profession as an organist, and an accompanist, […]
[…]en I left Granada I did go back for the update of 10 Days That Shook the World of course which took me a month in fact. Really a technical update,didn't change anything. And we improved the quality, because you can now, with modern tape edi[…]
