[…]and it seemed as though - [chuckles] she told me that she was born in Carnaby Street and her father had a tailor's workshop, although that was long before my time, it was a coincidence. But anyway my mother had to just work day and night, because we had three children. And when I - instead of carryi[…]
[…]as myself. He was a specialist. He had a commercial studio in London and he became very very well known as a commercial still life painter. That is before the days of photography.R. F. What was the year of your birth?C. D. 1906.R. F. We had better have the exact date for the record.C. D. The 2nd of […]
[…]did all the work. And I say random or we'll see her that age, taking complete control of these unruly girls. She was mounters. That was invitation to award. And that's where I first got to know Douglas Fairbanks could not leave it on film, but he was came down that time. And then I used to get hired[…]
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[…] Yeah. I’m ready to go back now. Winning the Focal Award last week, erm, I though t it would, also […]
[…]DEN: And your nationalityANNE HANFORD: British SUE MALDEN: One question we always like to ask is whether you have received any awards in the conducting of your job and work and so on.ANNE HANFORD: Well I suppose I am a Fellow of the Royal Television Society. I thin[…]
[…]id, Oh, I put you a quarter of an hour a day on your timesheet in the morning. I was fine time and a half. Not only that, but that week the Union had awarded attention or had negotiated attention links week rise. So my first pay packet in spite of not being seven pounds, which I thought it was going[…]
[…] for technology. And Pure Film Company is one of the world pioneers in digital film technology, and they've got numerous technical Academy Awards. Their film scanning machinery, which was based on technology we developed in the early 90s, is now the sort of absolute pinnacle of film scann[…]
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[…]: 18th August 1988.SIDE 1, TAPE 1Roy Fowler: You've been in this country 50 years now.Robert Beatty: More now, I came over in 1937. I went to Toronto for a year and in 1939 1 got a job understudying Ray Massey and walk on in Idiot's Delight, that ran till the end of ‘38, then I went back to Canada t[…]
