[…]oursCJ: Some of whom were alcoholics, and ended up under the table. I met Anthony Steele under one table and – what was that lovely husky voiced actress in Kind Hearts & Coronets – what’s her name? Greenwood, Joan Greenwood, that’s right. She ended up under another table, Anthony […]
[…]rdie ladies to help them liven up their marital relationships. She flew in from LA to attend and was accompanied by her then new boyfriend Billy Zane (best known perhaps at the time for TITANIC). This helped generate a great deal of interest from local print and TV media and also on a National level[…]
[…] have lots of parties and things. And he used to throw parties for technicians and artists. I remember Russ Lloyd’s wife was a well-known actress who was in Way to the Stars. Your remember Russ Lloyd, the editor?ROY FOWLER: Somebody Johns, Rosamund Johns.HARRY MILLER: He was marrie[…]
[…]I met his second wife. [40] So, it was civilised and it was good. Anyway, that was that. Then, that same year, I did a film called A Town Like Alice (1956) with Peter Finch.[41] That was another film that we never went on location for.JR: I didn’t know that.VM: They did some second unit with people […]
[…]d of course we did it after that. It was always either with quote Aunty aunty wouldn't like that nor this business but aunty.SPEAKER: F1And it was an actress called Noel Hood. Oh yeah. We used. I think she must be dead now because she was getting on then and we used an actress called. What was her n[…]
[…] and looked so beautiful on the screen. And after that, it so happened, although I'm really jumping, there was a redundancy...John P Hamilton In 1956, yes.Joan Kemp-Welch: ...and I was told that - all the women were given notice. That I was - in order to work my notice, until I got another[…]
[…]ly I got a copy of it from the BBC. It's on video. It is the most dreadful little film. I mean, it's really poor, but Bernard Miles was in it. And an actress called lusail Lyle spelled li SLE. I've never seen her since and seeing it again. It's really, really a poor film. But it was made at Highbury[…]
[…]ly I got a copy of it from the BBC. It's on video. It is the most dreadful little film. I mean, it's really poor, but Bernard Miles was in it. And an actress called lusail Lyle spelled li SLE. I've never seen her since and seeing it again. It's really, really a poor film. But it was made at Highbury[…]
[…]mories of growing up in South East London? BAPlaying out in the street and not having to worry about anything with other kids. Seeing horse-drawn milkmen and bakers’ vans and coal vans coming round delivering every day. My Mum and Dad rowing. MDThose were the days before televi[…]
[…]rbanks senior in the black pirate. Al Parker was a typical tough rugged slick American director who used to ball the life out of the actors and actresses just like any caricature you might have the film rather like Gregory Ratoff used to but I managed to. Handle Al Parker and I got quite a lar[…]
