[…]eeping of Euston Films..." I was in seventh heaven, right? And then one day, as you know, what happened was that Brian Cowgill heard rumours that the BBC were having trouble in renewing their contract for Dallas with the Americans, the price was going up. So, without telling his own chairman apparen[…]
[…]tners. And then there were all the pubs under the DVC, which, you know, lunchtime, you'd expect to go and talk to such friends as you can find in the BBC, pubs in factories. And the French club, I'll be drawn, again, my person and I should have mentioned before another part of my education, from the[…]
[…]sic library. And I think he had at one time been in theUnknown Speaker  27:33  music publishingJohn Shirley  27:34  know, for the BBC, not a DJ, but the guy that puts his stuff on that sort of thing. I think so I'm not sure anyway, programmer system, whatever. And the remarkable […]
[…]me -  all the commercial companies that overstaffed to begin with, and they were now shedding staff. So it was even worse and I'd applied to the BBC to get a job as a trainee cameraman and failed that. I mean, I, you know, they'd ask if you're a member of a camera club, or I mean, it was bizarr[…]
[…]people, it seems to be a characteristic. I mean, Dylan Thomas had it, didn't he?  He had what we call standard English. Better than ... not BBC Standard English, something much bigger than that. But as you say, no accent. Kenneth Griffith  31:19  Yes, Dylan Thomas […]
