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[…] also an early rel ationship with ATV. Yes there was. Basically I made this little film in Winchester . The […]

[…] orchestra or maybe a singer in performance, where you've some basic idea of their, their routines and you've worked out […]

[…] bad conditions that they were not used to eating the basic food that the marcher's organisation had laid on for […]

[…]uple of questions about your career, about your background and so on. Before we do, I wondered if you could just give a few brief… a brief biography, basically, of yourself, your career to date and sort of where you’ve moved from in your career. And then we’ll move on to just talking about a couple […]

[…]ad of my department at about the time when it was becoming clear that although all of this kit was wonderfully clever and intricate, and imaginative, basically it just didn’t work, because for example you had to feed stacks of 80-column punched cards through a machine for the machine to scan, but if[…]

[…]uldn’t keep up with this at all.  Because when you’re editing now, you’re not physically touching the film.  You’re working with a computer basically, and a lot of people found this deeply distressing.  Alan Lawson: Yes.Julia Cave:  And I still find it quite deeply distressing, b[…]

[…]ling us a little bit about your very early life all your focus and your childhood. Assume so on.Richard Marden  0:37  Yes, well, my parents basically came from the West Country, my father worked the GEC and he was a factory manager in a glassworks, basically at Wembley where there was a bi[…]

[…]HP transcript DisclaimerThis transcript has been produced automatically using Otter, https://get.otter.ai/interview-transcription/.It provides a basic, but unverified or proofread transcript of the interview. Therefore, the British Entertainment History Project (BEHP) accepts no liability for a[…]

[…]Air Force and had to go through all the usual flying training to become a pilot, like every would be pilot, and particularly as I did know how to fly basically very amateurish but I had an idea about it, I wanted to be a fighter pilot.  I was lucky but I knew I didn’t particularly want to be a […]

[…]Cyril Pennington-Richards, cameraman. Recorded on the 9th January 1990, interviewers, Alan Lawson and Colin Moffat. Side One. First of all really the basic question, when and where were you born? Cyril Pennington-Richards: I was born in South London in 1911, December 17th 1911...I almost m[…]