Search Results for: BAFTA Living City Best Factual film 1978

[…] many, many films. Sort of... Sidney Cole: Were you still living at home at that time? Tilly Day: Oh yes, […]

[…] No, eight till one on Saturday. Fowler/Lawson: Where were you living then? Bill Girdlestone: Wimbledon Park. Fowler/Lawson: You were living […]

[…] people who came from particular area to sort of congregate in areas together just for this comfort. And then a roundabout when I was 10, we moved to city park. And that's where I spent most of my life growing up. AndSpeaker 1  1:49  so where did you go to school? And what kind of subjects[…]

[…]nd bushy tailed and tanned from the six week boat trip, and they offered me just over 20 pounds a week, and then tax had to be deducted from that and living costs. And just realized I could not afford to do it. I couldn't afford to live here even, even in 1970 you know that things were Darrol B[…]

[…]were British saying "No" and the others. So in the end I said, "Oh well, enough's enough." So I came home on holiday and saw my mother, my mother was living in Harrow. I went up and saw my old chief engineer at Stoll's at the Coliseum, told him what was happening. "Right" he said, "I've got a job fo[…]

[…]ll these amazing – how did that happen?Well, the one good thing about David Garner, and as we speak now he is still alive as far as I know, living in Scotland, but one good thing about him was that he was very laid backand he was a man who smoked a pipe and he wore a duffle coat because he[…]

[…]s Kimbley  0:52  I was born 1926 so we're talking about was seven. Just before I moved out to Queensbury. When discs go to school there was living there when the when the war started. I had a brother who had been called back into the army at that time came from a rifle car. And I left scho[…]

[…]army and figured he was a great military tactician. His problem of course, one of his major problems was what to do, how to absorb the Jews that were living in Russia. A few years previous to that in the seventeen nineties, Russia with Prussia and Austria had carved up Poland and Poland at that time[…]