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[…]t of money and as we all needed to have some leave, I went off on leave and came back into my horror found that the chief advisor commander Haynes of Central Rediffusion services, decided they didn't like the colour of the acoustic tiling, which was plain white acoustic tilings and that had them pai[…]

[…]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[…]

[…]dn’t have thought so.  So, anyway I married him and I decided at that time that I would leave the BBC and go to drama school, so I 27:04 went to Central School of Speech and Drama. [long pause]Alan Lawson: Good?  Did you like it?  27:22Julia Cave: Well I went as a mature student you s[…]

[…] were in fact in a booth on the floor. Alan Lawson  08:22Yes. Dallas Bower  08:23There was no question of working for a central recording room at BIP that all came very much later.Alan Lawson  08:30Now there's always been a nagging doubt as to which was the fi[…]

[…]lways cutting off corners there. But I don’t think it notices because of so much that was good about it, you know. And the performances really are central to it, aren’t they, yes. Exactly. Yah. They were. The boys, I mean most of the time, behaved really well considering we had two of the well[…]

[…]n some kind of examine under what they called it. Then I went to Greenwich central school until I was 16. Did you have any specialized training before you […]

[…]ted in the same things as the Radio 2 audience or the Radio 4 audience in the same order and so the idea that you made one lot of news from a sort of central kitchen and piped it out into the gaps that appeared in radio networks just seemed to me awful. I thought that the people who made the news, j[…]

[…]d now I'm getting a wee bit with, you know don't lumber people. And I thank Stan Speel [?] was my lighting cameraman do you remember Stan?AL: No.DMW: Central European, good cameraman. No humour, whatsoever but fabulous pictures and we literally shot a James Bond sixty minuter I think in about three […]

[…]wer East Side. Well, it's not the village at all. And I tell you something, the the only way to get the coda Chrome process was by taking it to Grand Central, and they had a special service to Rochester. And so I was on that ferry three times a day, I think. And just as I got back on a hot day in th[…]