[…] she ran this dramatic society to which I belonged and I remember, we did a play called The Kingdom of God in which I played a prostitute - it was by Anne Hall] and afterwards, done at The Westminster Theatre - which was a marvellous play and I had a good part in it. Yes, it was towards the end of m[…]
[…]er repeated a theatre. And later on one of my best jobs was assistant stage manager on the touring production of 'The Miracle', which was with Diana Manners and Glen Byam Shaw, in which I was the ASM, which is Assistant Stage Manager, and also I was a dancer and small part player. And the job I had,[…]
SIDE ONEAnnouncer: The copyright of this recording is vested in the ACTT History Project. The subject is Jean Anderson, actress, performing in radio, TV, motion pictures and the stage. Interviewed by Margaret Thomson, and John Legard, 12th November 1991, File 224, side one.Margaret Thomson: Je[…]
[…]inuity. Found many frames that it would take to keep in synchronization with us with the soundtrack. Right.SPEAKER: M1And so everything would be preplanned. It wouldn't be originality as far as animation has gotten to a point there.SPEAKER: M2It was a reject you had to do certain things without prep[…]
[…]as brought up as, as a European you see. My father never wanted me to be a Russian exile or refugee I think. But it was because that Russian actress, Anna Sten, a friend of my mother’s, arrived in Paris on her way to, to London. She saw me starving. And, I was at university then, I think, and she sa[…]
[…]yright of this recording is vested in the ACTT History Project SIDE 1, TAPE 1 Alan Lawson: First of all when and where were you born Johnny Speight: Canning Town, and I'm trying to keep my age secret. The trouble is they've put me in Who's Who and they've got the correct age, so I have to lie about […]
[…]at Eska picture at singing. You made me love you to put to play back I didn't know what to play by was then. And that was my first exciting I mean I cannot explain how excited I was to be in a film studio for the first time it was absolutely incredible. Anyway I got various jobs as an extra I was on[…]
[…]at Eska picture at singing. You made me love you to put to play back I didn't know what to play by was then. And that was my first exciting I mean I cannot explain how excited I was to be in a film studio for the first time it was absolutely incredible. Anyway I got various jobs as an extra I was on[…]
[…] he did London, and one of the things that he did because it was on the map at the time was visit Lambeth Walk and he went into a pub there that my granny frequented, and who I was brought up by, by the way, by granny, and he was telling everyone [American accent] “how wonderful the British are.” An[…]
