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[…]p between obviously what you studied at school and your future career. There is some connection. I don't think so at all. I had no idea of going into art or architecture. I had no particular interest that way. It was just kind of football collective butterflies, you know, the usual schoolboy stuff, […]

[…]ecause your parents came up to London. That's right, yes. And when you came to Marshall Hill, was it to live in the road you're in now, or different part? No, that was, this is Finchley, yes.Unknown Speaker  1:41  That was muscle Hill. Yeah, yeah, when you, before you started work, did you[…]

[…] was Peter Mullins, somebody called Peter Mullins, who was an art director or assistant art director and he looked at my […]

Copyright is vested in the BECTU History ProjectCORRECTED VERSIONRudi Cartier, television producer, interviewer Norman Swallow, recorded on 22nd January 1991[By the time of this recording Rudi Cartier's hearing was badly impaired and as a consequence he was reading questions from a pre-prepared ques[…]

[…] and immediate post-war years. She discusses her passionate interest in art, architecture and town planning, citing the writers and philosophers […]

[…]ary 2000 for the BECTU oral history archive in whom copyright of this recording is vested. The file number for this recording is 467.Phyllis, can I start by asking you, when were you born?When?When, yes.Sixteenth of October 1925, in Chiswick actually. My parents lived somewhere near.What did your pa[…]