[…]strictly chronological and contains strong views on politics, World War Two and – of course – comedy and light entertainment.Dennis Main Wilson Side 1Alan</mark></</mark>mark> Lawson</mark></</mark>mark> 0:00 The copyright of this recording is vested in the ACTT history project. Dennis Main Wilson, television producer, interview[…]
[…] any voluntary offers to proof read this and/</mark>or other interviews. If you want to help, please contact BEHP Secretary, sue.malden@btinternet.com.Alan</mark></</mark>mark> Lawson</mark></</mark>mark> 0:05 The copyright of this recording is vested in the back to history project. Jerry Fisher, lighting camera man, interviewers[…]
[…]h, when and where were you born?Hugh Stewart: I was born on the 14th of December, 1910 in Falmouth, Cornwall, and my parents had just come from New Zealan</mark></</mark>mark>d, where they'd been brought up. And they were married, and I was born shortly after they arrived. And my father - there were four children, I hav[…]
[…] conducted in 1991, Vorhaus talks extensively to Sid Cole and Alan</mark> Lawson</mark></mark> about his film career. He gives a vivid […]
[…]larly with Peter and myself, whereas Gavin I think knew more about European cinema, more about Marcel Carne or Bunuel, and that went for a very good balan</mark></</mark>mark>ce.Norman Swallow: If I remember, I was more or less the same generation, I was much influenced by Sequence, I was working in radio myself, not ye[…]
[…] awful but we shot a 40 minute picture on it. Alan</mark> Lawson</mark></mark>: Tell me, the Wakefield film was a shot […]
[…] stuff and shot some things silently - took out an old Bell and Howell camera - I made a Debrie camera myself. Do you remember those cigar box Debrie?Alan</mark></</mark>mark> Lawson</mark></</mark>mark>: Yes, yeah.Sidney Cole: Alan</mark></</mark>mark> was a cameraman [meaning AL].Bernard Vorhaus: Yeah. And um - oh I sold a series of shots to Metro Goldwyn and[…]
[…]retted it. I was really very, very privileged with wonderfully understanding and liberal minded parents who gave us every kind of encouragement. Alan</mark></</mark>mark> Lawson</mark></</mark>mark>: 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[…]
[…] with the recording. These are noted in the text. DS] Alan</mark> Lawson</mark></mark> 0:00 The copyright of this recording is vested […]
[…] Australians are called Bluey, and he took Hill from his wife’s second husband, Roland, Roland Hill. Oh, he called himself Roland Hill, that’s right. Alan</mark></</mark>mark> Roland Hill. He changed it by deed poll when he came to England because he didn’t like Picapitals and I don’t blame him, it’s a peculiar name (la[…]
