[…] And my father was a mining engineer [pause] and 1:01 there was a colliery nearby my mother had been in early films. In fact, she played parts in early films and her name was Magarey Lorring, for those films.Norman Swallow: Is that Loring?Julia Cave: Lorring and we left there when I was […]
[…] failed to do. So like all good third class honours arts graduates = became a journalist. Which was what you […]
[…] opened slightly and kids from ordinary backgrounds many working class backgrounds could go to university, the growth of humanities degrees, combined arts degrees, you know, and so the combined arts degree, it was quite low, and two c’s was quite good enough to get me into the University of Leiceste[…]
[…]t college with as well. He got one of those rare Granada internships and things like that, which I failed to do. So like all good third class honours arts graduates I became a journalist. Which was what you did then. And you needed to get a degree to get a lot of jobs, something which you don’t now […]
[…] planning the war game one well, it was made to be shot immediately. Ken Russell, who had been working mainly on short and long films for the monitor arts programme with their regular editor Alan Tyra was doing some films which weren't under the monitor umbrella, including a 40 minute film which whi[…]
[…] planning the war game one well, it was made to be shot immediately. Ken Russell, who had been working mainly on short and long films for the monitor arts programme with their regular editor Alan Tyra was doing some films which weren't under the monitor umbrella, including a 40 minute film which whi[…]
[…]ng the makers of housing problems, and industrial Britain and so on, I think it was a naive idealism, funded by quite a lot of private income on the parts of many of the early participants in the 30s. And by an extremely accept successful PR job by glisten and this is what prism really was good at, […]
[…] was totally amazed that there were people who only did arts documentaries. I assumed everybody was general or current affairs. That […]
[…]ellectually stimulating the most intellectually stimulating experience of my film career, and we founded a Soviet Union Did you film I filmed in all parts of the Western Soviet Union, I never went to the Soviet east or Far East, also Soviet Central Asia. But I filmed in all parts of the Western Sovi[…]
[…]m Tonight, including of course, That Was The Week, that was, absolutely, Alasdair’s doing, with Donald’s help. And then there was the Music and Arts Department run by Huw Wheldon. And then there was Public Affairs programmes run by me. And the Public Affairs programmes included Pan[…]
