[…]retted it. I was really very, very privileged with wonderfully understanding and liberal minded parents who gave us every kind of encouragement. Alan Lawson: You said we John Schlesinger: My siblings. I was the eldest of 5 children and we were 3 girls and 2 boys, and it was a very happy fa[…]
[…]e any voluntary offers to proofread this and/or other interviews. If you want to help, please contact BEHP Secretary, sue.malden@btinternet.com.Alan Lawson 0:07 The copyright of this recording is vested in the BECTU History Project. Bob Angell documentary director, producer, compan[…]
[…] or 24.He'd have looked even younger than that he'd say looked about 21. Very much an undergraduate, or just just just finished. And he, his name was Alan Erwick?. He's now Sir Alan Erwick? or more than that retired, having been the ambassador in the Middle East, etc, etc, etc. For an quite high up,[…]
[…] than anything else I've ever done that was the biggest moment. We had nothing absolutely nothing. Then to have this going on was quite extraordinary.Alan Lawson: You were still at the biscuit factory.Jimmy Gilbert: No I'd given it up. I'd given it up about a month beforehand. Again it was this stra[…]
[…] did rather spectacularly? Oh it was beautiful. Despite of Mr Alan Badel. Oh nightmare. [Laughter] Lovely man, a nightmare. Lovely, […]
[…]mass and the Pitt television series, which was being broadcast live by the BBC. earlier that week, the final episode had been broadcast live, Ray and Alan incredible writers that they were picked up on how important the show was, and made this comedy half hour where Hancock discovers what he thinks […]
[…]r, he could get marvellous things.Were you able to do ‘Count of Monte Cristo’?Yes.Which he did rather spectacularly?Oh it was beautiful.Despite of Mr Alan Badel.Oh nightmare. [Laughter] Lovely man, a nightmare. Lovely, a wonderful actor. [Laughter]And I remember years later. I mean I suffered […]
[…]sp;Ac t t history project. Brian Schilling's union organizer interviewer Sid go with Alan Lawson recorded on the 4th of December 1990 side 1 Brian. It's interesting […]
[…] I thought, oh my God! I’m going to fall down and I’m going to have to ask how to do the very first thing. Then, I had a, a trainee under me, a New Zealand guy, quite a lot older than me, who knew a great deal more than me [laughs] about it. So I had to bluff my way through him.
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