[…]ssociate assistant producer in grandstand was sacked arbitrarily one afternoon because he had applied for a job in another department without telling Brian cow Gill that he had applied for it. And then the following Saturday, he got on to the Brian cow had seen his application for another department[…]
[…]and getting a bit of food. But I was working at Elstree and it was a really big picture it was directed by Paul Stein. Arthur Catterick? photographed Brian Langley was operating the Noel Rowlands was assistant and I was the clapper boy and. Frank Catham? first assistant director. And again Paul Stei[…]
[…] he can work with us on this first, Yorkshire is to Yorkshire sector where it drops in prices. And again, on subsequent riding Barton identified, but Brian and I then started working together, Brian had, in fact developed ways of harnessing both music and information about dancers movements, via Son[…]
[…]on Capital the other day; on Capital. The stars of that were John Mills. [pause], Barry Morse. Lily Palmer. And someone Keith…[01:20:21:400] JK: Brian Keith. BJ: That’s it, Brian Keith. Brian Keith. It was directed by Hugh Harlow, not Hugh Harlow, oh my brain’s going, John, oh John…. […]
[…]there were just enthusiasts but there were one or two there who were in the industry and one particular young fellow that was there was a chap called Brian Tufano, whose name you might know. So, we became great buddies. Even then, the fact that he had something about him for photography was very obv[…]
[…] a Mrs Ford, who was, I think was the secretary, the secretary or general sort of help, assistant to Penty.That’s right.And there was somebody called Brian who was local, a big sort of red faced young, Imean he was a boy, let’s face it.Yes I remember him vaguely yes, Brian somebody.And then there wa[…]
[…]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[…]
[…]families and that sort of thing, at Elstree, ABC.[18] And a very famous person as a director was also an actor: Richard Attenborough. He was in that, Brian Worth, Heather Stannard [Thatcher], all sorts of amazing people.[19] I did that, but I didn’t play the part I wanted to. I wanted to play the pa[…]
