[…]. Huw Wheldon is another of the seminal figures in the BBC who I really revere actually, because I do think that they represented the BBC at its very best. There was Haley, there was Joanna, Huw. Well, there are others, but I mean the ones that I was connected with, so to speak. And Huw, as I think […]
[…] shot. Anyway, he went to the ministry of information. The job he was doing the ministry of information was all the generals were being given Russian awards, you know, Tedder and cross those they were given Award, which he entitled them to free rides on the trams in Moscow, as well as the decoration[…]
[…]a revolution. You took your original negative, you made a reversal duplicate which means a one stage negative from your original negative. Kodak were awarded an Oscar for it for technical innovation and everybody was very happy because it’s always important to duplicate your original negative to pro[…]
[…]f my Mother’s when we were living in …we had a pub in Bayswater by this time and she was one of her customers and her daughter was going to the Royal Academy and she said “You know, Peter loves acting, do you think he could … why doesn’t he go to the RADA and try to get in to the RADA.” Now, y[…]
[…]n original script, incorporating as a lead the young Rembrandt played by Richard Johnson. And this is my citation. If you ask me which is visually my best production it is Rembrandt because our, Tubby Englander made a meal of it. He had the chance to make something in colour, so after the first inte[…]
[…] Rizzo and Jon Voight as Joe Buck. The film won three Academy Awards – Best Picture, Best Adapted Screenplay and Best […]
[…]ome very successful feature films and did a Christmas carol for BBC, which was widely praised. Michael Samuels does lots of big drums. Todd Austin is Award is an independent, he's won awards. Sally Evans has gone on to get a very good job in ITV. And, you know, that's, that's nice. That's good to kn[…]
[…]cter because he would adlib a lot so everything you'd rehearsed had to be kind of thrown out of the window! But we all coped and it was fine. But the best joy I had at STV was a Director called Dougie Moodie. Douglas Moodie. He came from BBC to STV and it was Ibsen's The Wild Duck, the play. I'd see[…]
