Search Results for: BAFTA 1998 for outstanding contribution to British film industry

[…] JB started at the Northern Polytechnic on Holloway Road, most students were sons of builders; the rumblings of war had started and JB had a distaste for what was happening in Germany; JB applied to join the army and eventually joined a tank regiment, moving through Europe and ending up in Germany a[…]

[…]ay, ‘Gargantua, I must have...’ whatever it was he wanted to have, you know. [laughter] I knew him right to the very end because I used to see him at BAFTA and various places and his voice would come ringing out, ‘Gargantua! How are you?’ And everybody would turn round. [laughter] This very small ch[…]

[…] copyright of this interview lies with the british Entertainment History Project This is Sidney Cole interviewing Ena Baga on 28th February 1990 for the ACTT History Project, David Robson recording.SC: Ena I know you started quite early in your profession as an organist, and an accompanist, in […]

[…], who doubled there between the Regal and the Slough the Delphi at Slough. So I spent quite a lot of time in cinema and as soon as I finished, except for about a month, when I was waiting for a vacancy in the area. I lost one because a bloke was there at the same interview as me he was crying his ey[…]