Search Results for: BFA 1956 (Best Actress - A Town LIke Alice)

[…] light on the earlier part of the studio’s history. behp0259 -leslie-j-wheeler-memoir RED LIGHT AND BELL, by Leslie J Wheeler Hon […]

[…] split in to two shifts. Potentially to not meet anymore. A formidable manager who made sure all were doing their […]

David Hamilton was a continuity announcer for ITV. I remember him most when he played football for the ITV team. […]

Fifty -five years ago Ralph Bond, documentary filmmaker and Vice-President of the ACTT film and television union, sat down in […]

[…] always committed to the virtues of location- rather than studio -based shooting. And it usually found a way to celebrate […]

[…] old, and the Light Programme a mere 22. Their middle -aged successors, Radios 1, 2 and 4, have lasted much […]

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[…] almost another decade before finally deciding to become a full -time writer.   The History Project interview with Michael, viewable […]

[…] Robinson, Doug was born Douglas Bowbank Robinson in central Newcastle -upon-Tyne in 1930. Their father Joseph Robinson Senior and grandfather […]