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[…]sp;industry. There's a man named Leslie easily who had been I think quite a well-known producer. A man named Cecil Hepworth who I see as written I wrote one&nbs[…]

Manny Yospa  0:13  This is the ACTT History Project. The date is the 20th of July, 1989 and this is Manny Yospa interviewing Albert. Critoph  okay, Albert,Albert Critoph  0:31  shall I start? Okay,Manny Yospa  0:36  you've got it so, sort of I was good to ask you, […]

[…]y that you go into a hospital and they try and cure you and help you and so on, and it's not a 'snake pit' situation. And Jane Hylton, who was a nice actress, I think played the lead in it and Montague then went on - Montague Slater went on and wrote a book about the hospital which we worked in.Addi[…]

[…]n those days.PF: I think I recall an interview with costume designer Jocelyn Rickard said the same thing, working in the 60s, because a number of the actresses wouldn’t have their hair changed. That gave the game away, everything else could be fine, it was the haircuts that always got them.PS: Well […]

BEHP transcript DisclaimerThis transcript has been produced automatically using Otter.It provides a basic, but unverified or proofread transcript of the interview. Therefore, the British Entertainment History Project (BEHP) accepts no liability for any misinterpretation of the content of this interv[…]

[…]d Street Hospital, 15th September 1931.DB: And what sort of family was it? Were they in the business or not?PM: No, I suppose they were a lower middle-class family. My father was a stock keeper in the City, for a manufacturing company. My mother ran a restaurant in a hotel. Nobody in the business, n[…]

This transcription was provided in 2015 by the AHRC-funded ‘History of Women in British Film and Television project, 1933-1989’, led by Dr Melanie Bell (Principal Investigator, Leeds University) and Dr Vicky Ball (Co-Investigator, De Montfort University).   BECTU History ProjectInterv[…]

[…]or what's that's worth and they came across an old stills man who wanted an apprentice. He really wanted money actually. His name was Lewis Protheroe - you remember Lewis?Alan Lawson: YesFreddie Francis: Very few people do. So I went with Lewis, and these were the days when you used to take stills w[…]

[…];be flying over the top back to uh Benson because he's he is he's flown non-stop here on a photo reconnaissance. I think he must have been from Benson and.[…]

[…]hrew it away. Nicol, Edward Fox, who else was in there, Bill Marlowe – there’s somebody else, oh Brian Cox was the teaboy [laughter] and there was an actress everybody kept on saying “I don’t know, she’s not that wonderful.” and her name was Glenda Jackson!So we were there – oh and Kate Binchy was a[…]