[…]o on to London weekend. I then have most happy memories of working with George Cole on Malabar times series upstairs downstairs with with that lovely Angela badly and Gordon Jackson lovely lovely people to to to to work with Angela Angela, especially a more more lovely, homely delightful person to w[…]
[…]dUnknown Speaker  40:00  thing about that film. At the time, which everybody was talking about, as they all do, was that the girl in it was Angela Douglas. And Kenneth Moore was married with a family. And he fell in love, they fell in love with each other. But it wasn't just a light hearte[…]
[…]. There are different ways of telling stories, but I do prefer to put the story first, and occasionally emerge! MS:Thank you.(Record buzz track )Angela, you were saying? 12.42Angela Smith: Listening to Peter, one thing that strikes me, and I don’t think it’s been mentioned, is thatess[…]
[…]for people from sort of minor or aristocracy. Although he was he was not. So we had Jeremy Astor was part of the Astor family and, you know, I think, Angela, who I think was pretty posh, she was, she was Desmond's mistress when I joined the unit. And other people, Jim Douglas, Henry, I think had sor[…]
[…]times subversive, but then Wilson would have said the same about ‘Yesterday’s Men’…Norman Swallow: He did. He did.Julia Cave: …if you remember, Angela Pope’ film ‘Yesterday’s Men.’ Have you interviewed Angela Pope?Alan Lawson: No.Julia Cave: … just a thought. She’s got a feature fi[…]
[…]l.Daphne Shadwell DRAFT Page 259DS: Although there were getting to be a lot of murmurs and rumblings down at Teddington, I found out afterwards. Angela Morgan, a PA there, set up a great tumult [? - 0:18:35] and Bill, the lighting director...JPH: Bill Lee.DS: Bill Lee, the lighting director, ca[…]
[…]eing a one man Film Unit, there I was surrounded by Carol Reed, Ray Pitt, the editor, Thorold Dickinson of course, and all sorts of people Tilly Day, Angela Martelli, Tubby of course was there, and Peter Ustinov. He used to come down once a week to collect his seven shillings, or whatever it was he […]
