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BECTU History Project - Interview No. 403 [Copyright BECTU]Transcription Date: 2002-10-02Interview Date: 1997-04-22Interviewer: John LegardInterviewee: Peggy GickTape 1, Side 1 John Legard: Now Peggy, perhaps you'd like to tell us a little bit about your early life?Peggy Gick: My father wa[…]

[…]n, we might be down a coal mine, mine one minutes or whatever, because we did do our medicalManny Yospa  19:49  Dawn who conceived the contract. I mean the programme. Let's do this. Let's do that.Dawn Stanford  20:02  Jeff, Jeffrey, yes, he is for the very longest time. But we we[…]

[…]traight in their behaviour. The film - the editing of the film was something I wasn't involved in, which hurt. I can talk about this because this is fact. In every director's contract is a paragraph which makes it clear that the director's cut is a fact, is a first cut. My agent then was The William[…]

[…]mises. talked about hardly anything else except cinema and we actually played truant one day, I think we were in the fourth form as a matter of fact. We chose a day when we had double chemistry because we both hated chemistry and we went up to town on the bus and we had lunch at the Corner Hous[…]

[…]as well, you know, anyway, soUnknown Speaker  5:28  where was the factory making the gramophoneUnknown Speaker  5:30  part right? act. Anyway, so they said well, you can go and improve. So what is an improvement? AndUnknown Speaker  5:41  what is an improvement mean? Wh[…]