[…]bin Mukherjee. We were introduced to Robin Mukherjee, M, U, K, E, R, j, e, e. Robin Mukherjee was a writer at that time on casualty, which was on the BBC. And Robin said, Oh yes, I've got somebody in my writing circle who's got a very nice script. So we met this guy whose name I can't remember. I'm […]
[…]this is a piece of cake." And fortunately I eventually I got the job of Floor Manager with a fellow called Bill Ward who was a senior Producer at the BBC. And of course, when ATV started he was the man that Lew Grade picked, and Val Parnell picked to organise the television side. And of course Bill […]
[…]oor of this pub I could hear myself playing the piano. I thought, I'm going crackers! But I wasn't, it was the same soundtrack being broadcast by the BBC.Roy Fowler: Extraordinary. And you recognised your touch?Eddie Dryhurst: Well I naturally recognised the tune right away and, I reckoned how funny[…]
[…]t of that even isn't bad, because in time, but they have all those wonderful restaurant restaurants. Because restaurant built rara like the Lancaster bombers, you know, when you look at it, that's what they built like. Andso there's always an offshoot there of that kind of thing. Fairly rarely, beca[…]
[…] for a few minutes and then he said Now you're just going to see Eric bomber Eric Palmer. His partner was ahead of you fine bird it was a very im[…]
[…]sp;Glyn Jones 0:00The copyright of this recording is vested in the BECTU History Project. The name of the interviewee is Derek Williams, Writer Director. The interviewer is Glyn Jones. The date is the first of May 2002. And this is side one. Have you had an extensive career in the particu[…]
[…]p to BL camera for that. And so he thought, well, let's go with it. So this conglomerate bought out Gateway.Hugh was still managing director, I was a director. And we still kept everybody things didn't change for quite a few months, we got new equipment in.Manny Yospa 2:33 But what was t[…]
[…]then Harry quite liked my work. My editing work and he thought I might become a director one day. So he said, I'd quite like to do a film with you as director. And we worked on the script, but it didn't come to anything. We couldn't, obviously couldn't launch it. The next move I made was to Pinewood[…]
[…]in the ... something to do with films." Because he was keeping tabs on it all as he wanted to find a client for himself. They said they wanted an Art Director. I went along. Now to me luck is the only thing worth bothering about Well, there I was . . . Ralph Hanbury rang me up and asked me to […]
[…]ll the motion picture film.Roy Fowler 26:19 What about amateur activities? 16 mil? Well, 16 mil? ThisDennis Kimbley 26:24 Ron Harris. In fact, I mentioned his unit his main job was testing all the kurigramRoy Fowler 26:32 that was made domestically, was it not imp[…]
