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[…]under safety.But it was a, but it may have been, it may have been one of the, one of the greenhorn cameramen [Laughter] who took the pictures for The BBC?No, but, as I say, the nitrate film I mean.Yes, yes.We’ve got some nitrate stuff here, it’s really good.Yes, yes, oh yes, yes, yes.I mean when the[…]
[…]yone in television. I'll introduce you he said and. So the next day came an invitation to meet Michael Barry at the Royal Automobile Club, not at the BBC, and we started talking and I said and may I tell you what I think of BBC Television. He said yes, tell me. And I said I think nothing, it's just […]
[…]nd narrow. There's a lady by the name of Carolyn Jackson she came from the BBC Moscow but she's um I think she got a lot to learn actually maybe for&n[…]
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[…]wood, and Liz went her way and did films like Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, which was probably one of her last films. Joan Ellacott eventually went to the BBC and Phyllis Dalton, who has two Oscars, did Doctor Zhivago and most recently, Henry V. So we all went away and did our own thing.RL: Fantastic. Wh[…]
