[…]ll,Richard Marden 43:01 I would be with Dick Storey I was Paul Kruger andAlan Legard 43:07 I could edit it. He was he was the director. No,Richard Marden 43:11 I'm not sure what he did that. I mean, we just used to see each other regularly.Inever quite knew what&n[…]
[…]f this little hobby of mine with radio sets and things I thought well you know, I'll just write and I wrote and I asked, I didn't know anybody at the BBC. I never said to my parents or anything. And I said, have you got any jobs for junior engineers? That's how I put it, I thought, well, that sounds[…]
[…]p;7:05 Well, James James wrote the comments for the film on East Africa. James wrote the commentary for me. And he got us off a party line from BBC. But he talked to me an awful lot about what I'd seen and what I thought, you know, how have you actually sort of struck me as somebody who's neve[…]
[…]taying on, which was a novel by Paul Scott, one of the series, the first, probably of the jewel in the crown books he did. It had Silvio naritzano As director. The producer was arranged and it was shot in Simla, in India.Speaker 2 32:35 We had a main lake, Granada crew. The electricians […]
[…]es you then worked on A Midsummer Night’s Dream with Peter Hall, which I believe was one of his early films… obviously being a theatre director. As a theatre director, how did Peter, sort of, approach that film? And were there any special instructions …PS: Yes, it was a tri[…]
[…] Word – part of Elstree complex.17 32:20...could hear [Inaudible] going backwards...19 36:00‘Unbong Chappie’? Spelling/Doubtful Word – Film director.22 40:12‘Bullham’s’? Yard Spelling/Doubtful Word – part of Elstree complex.Tape 1 Side B 27 04:30Sue ‘Arandale‘? Spelling/Doubtful […]
[…] Speaker 1:44 Anyway, anyhow,Edward Williams 1:46 but anyhow, he had also got he changed. I mean, during the war, he became a bomber pilot, I think, and, you know, stopping touches. And anyhow, yeah, he went to chemo after World afterwards and as a as a as an assistance he di[…]
[…]bate, I mean, his sex life was quite disgraceful. And he had a terrible drunk and he was an ex-lieutenant fleet air arm and he was in fact the master bomber at Toranto when we sank the Italian fleet. And he had a terrible thing happen to him, in fact in the Pacific because a prop flew off an aircraf[…]
[…]Kay ManderTape 1, Side 1 Sidney Cole: The copyright of this recording is vested in the ACTT History Project. Kay Mander, continuity, documentary director. Interviewer Sid Cole, recorded on the 29th of September 1988, Side one.Sidney Cole: Tell me about when you were born, and your childhoodKay […]
[…]in there for about four months, six months, so we are posting you to Bury St Edmunds. There’s an ex-wartime airfield there called Chedburgh – Halifax bombers.” I said “Well that’s all right. What goes on there then?” He said “well, you’re going in there as liaison. There’s only twenty-six English ai[…]
