[…]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,[…]
[…] we were sitting there and said, "All right? All right Ann?" "Yes, ok." "First on the list...?" "Ok, fine. Fine" […]
[…]r the broadcast. So I rang the producer up and said, Do I need to dinner jacket ? Oh No just a suit would be quite alright. And in point of fact, the announcer wore a dinner jacket that it was live, of course, it wasn't recorded. Darrol Blake 6:56 And then the war started […]
[…]first shot I had to do, for the television newsreel, with the old mast with the words going round, was to go out in the North...er into the English Channel and join the [name of ship? Pameer?], a big four-masted trading ship that came from Australia, and I came right up the Thames with that, and tha[…]
[…]ery influenced by the scores of these films without perhaps realising it because since then whenever these films were revived thank God they are on Channel 4 usually in the middle of the night and I recalled them now I realise that the music had a powerful effect on me.SPEAKER: M14The musical number[…]
[…]rst war correspondent report with sound from Korea, filmed by Ronnie, without a sound…he didn’t have a soundman with him.I: Lesley Mann?R: Lesley Mann, you’re absolutely right, quite right, with Lesley Mann.I: But it wasn’t…was it [unclear 0:20:0[…]
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[…]
[…]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[…]
[…] as I said. We had a plumber call at the house at that time and he saw what I was doing because I invited him into to see my hundred foot film and he announced he had a thousand foot film back at home which he would give to me the following day which he did and it was all about a ship trapped in the[…]
[…] and again it was a great success. Alan Bates played… Anne Stallybrass? And that’s right the lovely Anne Stallybrass, yes, […]
