Peter Mullins BEHP 0707 transcript.Interviewer: Darrol Blake (DB)Interviewee: Peter Mullins (PM)Other crew: Dan Thurley (camera); David Sharp Darrol Blake: So, can we begin by saying who you are, where you were born and when?Peter Mullins: Right. My name is Peter Mullins, I was born in London, […]
BECTU History Project - Interview No. 539[Copyright BECTU] Transcription Date: 2004-03-18Interview Date: 1972-05 Interviewers: Jim ShieldsInterviewee: Bill Welch Jim Shields: We're at The Gate Recording Theatre at Elstree with Bill Welch who was the props man there - it may be o[…]
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[…]te a minefield You can get caught out if you aren'nt carefulBG Did you pay all the companuies?CY It might have been Hattrick productions I use an extract. I think it was a programming called. Anybody see my Pussy. Now this is a program about sexual innuendo in a sit com and I was chosen for this . A[…]
[…]ights went up how they came down to them on a dimmer and the curtain colours could change and be intermixed. And really this was quite attractive in fact. We had two sets of curtains originally what we used to call screen tabs which were behind the house curtains so you had those to control before y[…]
[…]We did it all in long shot. But it was just, devastating. You don’t have to be there to, to get emotion. And... Anyway, we made that. It had a big impact. Of course then, by the time, I think, just by the time it came out, or even before it came out, the whole thing absolutely exploded with media an[…]
Kent Houston Side 1 Kent Houston 0:00 All right, here we go. Tim, okay, thank you. I'm Kent Houston. I was born in Wellington, New Zealand in September 1951 I'm a visual effects technician, Darrol Blake 0:16 great. Okay, tell us a bit […]
[…]nd now going into production and trying to emulate Hollywood. Because they had forty nine to fifty two stars or actors and actresses under contract. And they said Cornel would you take over a studio which is a swimming pool and form your own unit. And we will encourage you as much as you want.[…]
[…]And so they’d set up this, mm, glamorous serial about life in a glamorous… Well, all I can say…Was it a magazine, a magazine?Is a magazine called Compact.A magazine, yes.And people who loved it loved it, and after three weeks I’d have hit anybody on the nose who said anything rude about it because t[…]
