Charles Picken

[…]ose it”. We didn’t … in fact I promoted an extra copy of it to a free-standing quad frame which I positioned in front of our island cash desk located centrally in the first entrance foyer area. Proving why he had the reputation of an eye for detail, as Zanuck walked through the entrance door - with […]

Philip Donnellan

[…]and, he was a very small man, he spoke absolutely fluent Spanish and from Gibraltar he went to the to a place called MECAS, which was the Middle East Central Arabic Studies where Philby was an occasional visitor in after years.  Donald Maitland went to MECAS, which was actually the British spy […]

Alan Izod

[…]s great, sorry that they no longer had a film unit because it had been taken over by the it was it was being taken over the new department called the Central Office of Information, but that Initially, it was it had become a part of that. Still,Stephen Peet  27:29  I see that was the contin[…]

Daphne Shadwell

[…]ny was it?DS: Well no, because...Was it not?DS: No, because Rediffusion was the start of it. They started it and then joined immediately but what was Central before? John, come here please. When commercial television started it was just known as commercial television, wasn’t it?JPH: Er, yes.DS:[…]

Denis Forman

[…]were you of' the world outside Cambridge?Denis Forman: I was conscious, much more than most of them. I was conscious of world politicsin the sense of Central European politics and Germany and Nazis. I was not particularly consciousof the United States and the Far East but European politics did pre-o[…]

denis-forman

[…] stuff you could forget. Taylor/Peet: How did you find this Central Office of information? Denis Forman: It was a new experience, it was […]

HP0103 Roy Ward Baker-Transcript

[…] completely obliterated the musical theatre and the music hall in central London because the Warner stood on the Gaiety sight […]

Paul Fox

[…]ion every Monday at 8:30.  Thames had This Week every Thursday.  Here were these two companies with a major public affairs programme.  Central, even though Charles Denton was by then the Programme Controller, were interested in public affairs programme, they had people like John Pilge[…]

Frances Cockburn

[…]t have been 10 vaults or so. As we weren't allowed into the front door of film house. We have to go into a side door ambition of my life to go up the central staircase Wasn't allowed cringing? round in some little alleyway, I remember that was a few more perhaps curious or more friendly than I was b[…]

Bruce Anderson

[…]orris. He was from ITV, red headed guy with glasses. SeanUnknown Speaker  34:00  used to be head of drama at ATVSpeaker 2  34:02  Central. That's right. Really nice chat got known very well when we went to the States and went to Hollywood and were introduced to the various DGA an[…]
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