[…]ht you ought to know before I in my, with my senile brain forget. Okay it’s all yours.Alright, the reason, politics, right.SF: Politics?I do remember 1956 I was thirteen writing an essay, the first time I got moved by anything political outside myself was Hungary.11Name of interviewee Susan Crockfor[…]
[…] garage, talking to the owner, and the lad was filling up the petrol, and who happened to be standing at the side was Margaret Lockwood, you know the actress, Margaret Lockwood. And I recognised her, you know, and I said, "Here...?" He said, "Oh, she lives just down the road." So I said, "Oh ah." An[…]
[…]sort of thing. I mean, one knew ex violinists from lead orchestras in Austria and places like that, and other people selling papers, who were leading actresses and that sort of thing, and one was totally sympathetic with them, but I never believed in Zionist terrorism at all, and so I had a fair amo[…]
[…]y back against learning I think to some extent. And then in later life looking back, reading somet.ning Bernard Shaw said, that any child that escapes-his teachers was fortunate. So I suppose in that way it was a fortunate thing for me that I wasn't inculcated with their knowledge. Because they were[…]
[…]h it was for the BBC and was transmitted by the BBC. No, no, no, no.Simon Rose  1:05:44  And she she was known as sort of quite a glamorous actress during the war, I think that this must have been one of her first things she actually directed.Speaker 1  1:05:52  I think she shoul[…]
[…]h it was for the BBC and was transmitted by the BBC. No, no, no, no.Simon Rose  1:05:44  And she she was known as sort of quite a glamorous actress during the war, I think that this must have been one of her first things she actually directed.Speaker 1  1:05:52  I think she shoul[…]
[…]me not to call on him. Oona said ‘Don't go with, you know, it's not worth while’, but, that ..Was that a social introduction?That was 19..., that was 1956 I think, ’55, ’56. I did some, I did some test shooting for him.Well there were two that he made here, one, the first one, which was ’55, ’56, wa[…]
[…]until the next year,we wanted really to stock up in January, February, March and go on the Air at the end of March orbeginning of April that would be 1956.So I started recruiting key Personnel like Bernard Flood who took charge of Personnel Relations, hewas an MP at that time and Reg Hammonds the Ch[…]
[…]ays so filthy coming home so I actually had to kind of change those a bit. And the first thing he said, he said Gee, this is quaint! Because it was a 1956, which I didn’t think was very old really but I suppose when you come from a big American car, it’s a lot of difference. So yes, we decided to ta[…]
[…]Oh, was he? IEdward Williams  34:05  didn't know that. How interesting. I did. Yes, IUnknown Speaker  34:08  went to one of these BFA summer film school. Yes. Yes. And that's where I got to know him and we played this standard clip, you know, theUnknown Speaker  34:20  […]
