[…]always remember, I think one of the Monday Night at 7s or Monday Night at 8, and it was Ronnie Waldman who fronted it, who was the uncle of Brian Tesler, of course, and Ronnie Waldman was the... did he found it or was he the...JPH: The quiz segment of it, yes.DS: The quiz. And he, I rememb[…]
[…]me, and I do remember one of the reviews, in The Listener, in fact - his names has just gone out of my head, the guy who is at Lincoln, now- MW: Brian Winston? TD: Brian Winston, thank you. MW: He’s not there anymore – or is he, I can’t remember. TD: Oh right, okay. MW: Mayb[…]
[…] I ate at Lyons Corner House. Very, very short of money indeed, so I went to earn some extra money in the News Room and there I met a guy named Brian Robbins, who later went into television and he encouraged me… said this was the up and coming thing.Norman Swallow: What was his job at the time[…]
[…]'s Night in the nearby cinema. Two nights running just hard days night that and I was directing. Take it or Leave it in the Christmas of 65. I helped Brian Rowse do the Berlioz recording in Ely Cathedral the childhood of Christ, which had caption sequences, in theory does that devised by Michael Rat[…]
[…]t had to be. John Armstrong was directing it, and he had a great extravagant talent. I was involved in a series of films called "Refinery Processes". Brian Kaufman took the first film which was about a refinery, and how it was divided up. I was given two films on different processes: "Distillation" […]
[…]en A B PC moving up to MGM at the time, because it was a purpose built studio, which started with just before the war, I believe. Anyway, and I think Brian was Brian Forbes at the time when he was whether, how, whose decision it was at the end of the day? I honestly don't know, but they decided to g[…]
[…] pay him. She said I'll send you a check. And he had to walk all the way home again to Putney. Six o'clock in the morning Hillsborough, also borrowed Brian brown shoes. And he wore them out completely, as they were very cheap one. So he had no shoes to give brand back and no money until they got the[…]
[…] He was well an actor and he had directed films before the war he I think he did direct the Great Barrier or something.Andit was photographed by Brian Langley. Oh, yes. It wasn't directed by it was directed by Norman Lee. I beg your pardon and starred  Milton Rosmah and Megs Jenkins as you[…]
