[…] Now on that Reggie had a heart attack and I had to finish it. But the producer I think I think rude, rude, rude of cardio had to go back to the BBC. And theproducer was a Norwegian. Oh.Alan Lawson 17:50 The film was againNoreen Ackland 17:51 passionate summer freshmen. […]
[…]e?Yes, that’s right, mm.And it had a marble bathroom.[Laughter]Mind you we were in bunk beds, which was a bit of a letdown because my letter from the BBC said it would be dormitory type accommodation sharing, they didn’t say you would be in a bunk bed, you know.[05:06][Laughter]But anyway I’d been i[…]
[…]ack did and I think Peter ... and John Shirley, I've got a great respect for John Shirley, he cut Reach for the Sky. You must look tonight, your BBC have got British heroes and they're all ...Tape 2, Side 3Bill Girdlestone: ... he learned so quick. See Alan Hume learned quick but nobody le[…]
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[…], my father had a job. He worked in London with a Cable and Wireless company making telephone cable, basically. But I we had no, no hook up with with BBC, we listen to it. Listen to it on radio every, every day, basically. And when I was three and a half, the war started and and that part of London,[…]
[…]well since and that was a long time ago. She eventually took a job as a buyer, property buyer. Although she is freelance, she is principally with the BBC.R. F. Ah, well that is a very satisfying thing anyway.C. D. She goes under the name of Dorothy Elliott. That was her married name. Apart from that[…]
[…]d : '67 then...Jim Connock : But when did you actually go to the Coal Board?Kitty Wood : Well I went for my first stint in 1958. I was working at the BBC and I'd been working on commercials before that. And this is where Donald Carter was a relevant influence - you see, most documentary people worke[…]
[…]ny in something called an Ad Rank advertising magazine, which we're not happy for, because we only have one but in those days, we had one TV channel, BBC and it was black and white, and everything was live. And so when ITV opened, it opened up a whole new range of programmes and things and advertise[…]
