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[…] The Triumph of Sherlock Holmes (1935) CB: Right, yes and Bernard Nedell 44, an American, he was in it, and […]

[…] Leslie Hiscott (1894-1968) was an English director and screenwriter. His films included The Triumph of Sherlock Holmes (1935) CB: Right, yes and Bernard Nedell44, an American, he was in it, and my brother-in-law Billy Milton, he was also in it.I: Tell us about Julius Hagan, first of allCB: (lau[…]

[…]But I have got the article. But I know that the what my first credit as it were, or treatment was written for film he did on the Wose collection with Bernard Braden went out on the 28th of August 55. That sounds like bank holiday almost. No, it wouldn't have been in those days. And that was because […]

[…]e any voluntary offers to proofread this and/or other interviews. If you want to help, please contact BEHP Secretary,  sue.malden@btinternet.com.Bernard Gribble Side 1.======================================= SPEAKER: M1The copyright of this recording is vested in the back to history projec[…]

[…] we'll pre emails anything like that you picked up a phone. And he found that then head of department, Jack Klein, who was one of the cofounders with Bernard Wilkie, both unfortunately, long gone, but they're the ones who created the department 1954. And I got an interview with Jack and I went round[…]

[…]e in the format we had decided on with four sketches linked by Bernie with this dog that we got this shnorbit snubbing the dog that we found this and Bernard dog  which everybody thought was his dog which wasn't we got it from an agency and but getting in the writers was a great problem because[…]

[…]ne of them was the girls names I can't remember it's terrible. And Antony kibin has directed them 20 Kenyans. And during that time, Gabby went to see Bernard Shaw at a at St. Lawrence. He had no money. How he got into seashore nobody ever knows. He literally went camping hand to Bernard Shaw and sai[…]

[…]ice we were just another...Sorry, this is before, before television?This was the very, yes, we’d have to put that back in the tape.Never mind. It was Bernard Shaw?20Sheelagh Reece DRAFT. Tape 1 Side AWe came under Features and Drama and Lawrence, famous Lawrence Gilliam.Yes.So we had Lawrence went d[…]

[…]oy Fowler : No, I'm a youngster.Ella Mallett : Now let me see, what did she say? Her husband was Polish, although he had an English name. He was Bert Bernard[?], Robert Paul was the Chief.Roy Fowler : Oh I beg your pardon, Paul, I thought you said 'Ball', oh yes. Yes indeed, a famous name. Yes, I be[…]

[…] DRAFT. Tape 1 Side A 20 Never mind. It was Bernard Shaw? Mm, one he wrote himself., Malcolm wrote himself […]