[…]nd we founded a Soviet Union Did you film I filmed in all parts of the Western Soviet Union, I never went to the Soviet east or Far East, also Soviet Central Asia. But I filmed in all parts of the Western Soviet Union from right up to the finish border, in the north to right down to the Turkish bord[…]
[…]ngs.And they, I think quite sensibly, Steptoe and Edwards, decided that they were not going to have a scramble; they were actually going to allow the Central Office of Information to film the birth – uncontroversial, I was very happy with that – and they would get into bed with ‘A Newspaper Group’, […]
[…] since in America there is this great vitality about making films.SPEAKER: M12Yes. Yeah.SPEAKER: M2Which I thoroughly enjoyed. So that was your first central introduction to Hollywood work with Michael Winner. Yes indeed. Goodness me as nurses personally. I remember that film you making. I'd never s[…]
[…]se, Th e 1 9 t h Ho l e for example. Johnny Speight: Well The 1 9 t h Hol e , we did 7 of those, which got big figures for ITA Norman Swallow: It was Central wasn't it Johnny Speight: Central, but was attacked by critics again on the grounds of it was chauvinistic, it was anti feminist *Ein Herz und[…]
[…]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[…]
[…]Granada! You know, we were never going to be one of the big producing companies. Because of our history, because of the stranglehold that Granada and Central and Thames and LWT had on the system, you know, everything that they had was going to be very, very jealously guarded. I mean, to a certain ex[…]
[…]xt take the Welsh takes and some actors have not got enough Welsh to make it really easy for them. They had to have a Welsh director as well as James central to that Irish pub because James couldn't understand what the actors were saying so it was quite uh an interesting experiment.SPEAKER: F3I had […]
[…]nly reason she cottoned on to me was because that time, after the war when everything was difficult, I was the only person she knew in London who had central heating, it was that very cold winter. This is where we got together and this was through Michael Balfour that I went.RF: A long and successfu[…]
[…] because they call neck things cerv-eye-cal. And he would not have it, you know. I think he probably did write to whoever was the head of Central Television or wherever it was complaining about this. And then there was the awful day when I made the mistake on the final question of […]
