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[…] read in the paper today 70 million profit a year die for British Telecom. Central to life. Yes Jimmy I think I think it comes. I think you get to&nbs[…]

[…]travelling by Greenline [bus]. Well it was alright coming up in the morning, but in the evening, I was fairly down the line, the Greenline started in central London, Oxford Circus or something, and particularly on a Friday night or if I left early, and it [the frequency] was every half hour, the bus[…]

[…] of course, there was a slight story about that, in the sense that I went to the Tory No, sorry, I went to the picture Hearthstone haven to the Grand Central. My memory is failing at this moment. And there was a third oh the Queen's so the Queen's the Grand Central and the picture has done Haven and[…]

[…]e on the phone. He said, Mr. Buck, he said, in seven years I have taught you how to be a film director, but I will never be able to teach you to be a central man, you know. And that was the point you see, because calf was a gentleman. He was an aristocrat, you know, his father was a quite a very, ve[…]

[…]n who I'd worked with before, had this thing called 'Siege of Battersea'[?], which had been a play by a man called John Hollis[?] - a good play, good central character, no question. And he asked me to do the script, which I did. And I was doing another film and due to a mix-up it went to arbitration[…]

[…] a films division and we used to do a lot of work for that, through Sir Gordon of course.Roy Fowler: And also it was Joseph Ball, was it not, at Tory Central Office? Did you have any dealings with him?Norman Fisher: I remember the name.Roy Fowler: Did you work on any of those political stories?Norma[…]

[…] but very high class work, everything done by hand, suited me down to the - I loved it. Anyway the General Strike took place and our flat, being very central - nobody could get home, you know, no buses, I walked to work when I was working, Sadie was speaking all over the place - and people came and […]

[…]ucer. And Ted's on the phone - by this time we were dining about once a month. He was now the um - he was whatever you call it - managing director of Central Films. Making Morse and all the programmes they made.Alan Sapper: Yes.Johnny Goodman: Then out of the blue he rings me up at home one day, I'd[…]

[…]t, and now I found myself loading at Riverside, I had about a week learning how to do it from this boy's gonna leave go in the army. And I became the central loader, as it were, there was more than one production there at the time. So I had to sort of service more than one picture, load, the film, t[…]

[…];from Mount Street to Green Street and then it was then they went round to central square. I mean twenty 27 central square in that square townhouse they had&nbs[…]