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[…] if you go on call say Greg Peck say the assistant director will go and call say Mr. Peck we're ready. […]

[…] It was Harry Coventry  36:31  in the newspaper. And by this time, I'd taken a job, a temporary job, as a cinema manager, or assistant cinema Manager, which was in the area I was, was a bit of a nightmare. There was some it was the time of Teddy boys, and people were my, rem[…]

[…] I didn't want to, but anyway. So I gave in my notice. I obeyed her. And meantime, I'd had some photographs taken on behalf of Biba, kind of, and the assistant... I better just start this again. One day I get sent to do some Biba publicity while I'm working there. In the studio of a photographer cal[…]

[…]e at Rediffusion and this and that and they didn’t seem to be very put off.  And the person from the Film Department that interviewed me was the assistant head, a man called David Martin who became my boss when I was appointed.  He was a real old BBC hand but he was a fairly enlightened fo[…]

[…]hat was straight out of, what’s his name, Evelyn Waugh, really. That was a year of Evelyn Waughism – very bizarre, being a prep-school teacher. I was assistant sports and religious knowledge. I think those were my subjects. And then I got a place at UCL. I went to do modern languages, but the only c[…]

[…]ning very little money. And sometimes they stuck a grey wig on my head and put a moustache on where I play an older person. Another time I will be an assistant and stage manager to the director of the show. And, but I couldn't earn very much money. Now while I was a kid. In this show on tour, Kentuc[…]

[…]n Florence. And the same - it's a different thing entirely. You were in charge, you had your wardrobe master, you had your wardrobe mistress and your assistants - to them, not to you. Um, but it was your responsibility to see that when that artist, whoever it was, or all the artists, or the crowd, w[…]

[…]: Henry Blyth. He got a job at Welwyn Garden City as a camera operator. He was a very bright lad. And there was suddenly a vacancy for another camera assistant, so he rang me up and said, "Come on down, Pat, to Welwyn Garden City and see if you can get a job. So I was interviewed by the Woolf brothe[…]