[…]es of what it looked like. I evolved a group of arches which you could push any way you liked and they all seemed to fit into each other, sort of semi-gothic architecture. You can play around with it, — inside or outside. Put the Sun on it and it’s outside. Take it away and its in the cloisters.SC: […]
[…]to er...Bob Allen: Just before we do that, do you remember any of the actual titles of the movies that you saw at that particular time or the actors, actresses and so on?Mickey Hickey: Oh yes, I saw old Valentino in 'The Sheik'Bob Allen: Ah hmm.Mickey Hickey: And there is another very great - Cecil […]
[…]id, "Isn't she a darling? Isn't she marvellous?" Oh...she used to make me [indecipherable]Sidney Cole: [Laughs]. Who was your favourite actor or actress that you worked with, Tilly? Do you have one, or more than one? People that you really appreciated?Tilly Day: Oh yes, yes, I used to like[…]
[…]ile I was there we made things for Olivier’s Henry V. IvySt Helier’s and, oh, what’s her name? Oh... this is what’s going to happen, gettingactresses’ names.The Queen, Renee Asherson?Renee Asherson, that’s right. [telephone ringing] Yes, we made their costumes. So thatwas quite fun.Elabora[…]
[…]ow what you would do with a 16 mm film for 10 minutes called O Dreamland. Because nobody was interested to see it. So I let it sat on the shelf until 1956 came up, 1955, 1956 and. And Free Cinema, and I thought it would do for the first Free Cinema programme because it was just there.Norman Swallow:[…]
[…]t was exactly the same, the sound was terrible. And these boys were they had high intensity carbons, like Bankrate had with a copper coating, but hand-fed not not motor fed. So you had to keep screwing them together all the time as they burned away. And I went out there on my evenings off and just h[…]
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[…]it older and played in, in the school play. We always did Shakespeare in the garden every summer because we had an English teacher who herself was an actress and, and did a lot of broadcasting on The BBC in, in Aberdeen. So I played Portia in The Merchant Of Venice when before I left school.And did […]
[…] seems able to find was not called In Which we Serve but We Serve and it was all about the work of the ATS and they had every well know film star and actress working for about £5 a week as part of this film and I'd really like to see that film again. I tried through the Imperial War Museum and they […]
[…]ial is vested in the BECTU History Project (formerly the ACTT History Project) and the right to publish some excerpts may not be allowed.1Bessie Bond - tape 1 of 3This is Bessie Bond interviewed by Stephen Pelt - the copyright of this recording is vested in the ACTT history project. Tape 1Q Now, as […]
