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[…] Oh nightmare. [Laughter] Lovely man, a nightmare. Lovely, a wonderful actor. [Laughter] And I remember years later. I mean I […]

[…] Me, where I think her leading man was a Hungarian actor called Victor Varconi who subsequently went to Hollywood. A […]

[…]ecording. So I applied to DECA to see whether they had anything that they could offer me. And they very kindly invited me to spend a day at their LP factory in Fulton Heath.Speaker 1  17:44  Just because I was so enthusiastic is the way we feel. You're the sort of person that we would like[…]

[…]nbsp;Who do you think I remember too much about that. It's a long time ago, was the set that we built. And there was some quite interesting character actors on it. And I could, you know, I can't remember their names. But I was remember, it's a lovely little movie. And you know, being your first job […]

[…]ecording. So I applied to DECA to see whether they had anything that they could offer me. And they very kindly invited me to spend a day at their LP factory in Fulton Heath.Speaker 1  17:44  Just because I was so enthusiastic is the way we feel. You're the sort of person that we would like[…]

[…] officer was really not enthusiastic at all. He more or less laughed at me really and kept insisting there was a good job for me in this engineering factory sweeping up iron filings I think it was. That just made me more determined I would get in. So, anyway when I came to leave school I had applied[…]

[…]er having been an evacuee, so I’d gone from Rotherhithe, and want, and needed a job, had to have a job, didn’t want to pack biscuits in Peek Frean’s factory. Mm, really would have loved to work in the theatre but knew nothing about it. Sort of thought that perhaps working for The BBC would be a wond[…]

[…]r then. And after that I got on to two pictures with Bebe Daniels. One was called The Song You Gave Me, where I think her leading man was a Hungarian actor called Victor Varconi who subsequently went to Hollywood. A lot of the Hungarian department did. And then there was Southern Maid which was also[…]

[…]pent, shewould spend two days working out somebody’s star sign and their traits and theirlikely future, she would do that, and all the, you know, the actors and technicians loved to get her to do them. But she was, as well as that, she was a very brilliant continuity girl, very accurate, and great f[…]

[…]tress by name Seymour signore. Yeah and I later learned from her autobiography how fond she was of Michael and also of Gordon Jackson who was a young actor at the studio at the time. She was equally fond of both of them but they really haven't either got a chance because she'd recently met a man cal[…]