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[…]ah. Uh,Speaker 3 7:06 just about that time in history, my mother gave me a letter to deliver to my uncle, and I went over to the hallowed central office of the LMS railway, where there's a very large notice which says silence. And I sat in the waiting room, and my uncle sent for me. I ha[…]
[…] a man called John Hollis[?] - a good play, good central character, no question. And he asked me to do […]
[…]e were we then started doing some films for people like shorts. And and we were shooting what we could making and we were doing a lot of work for the Central Office of Information again when I was the best and suddenly I supplied the central office information with an enormous amount of film for not[…]
[…] 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[…]
[…]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[…]
[…] stage - for the first time where they were doing 'Jew Suss' and there was an enormous set, if I remember rightly, it was a medieval square in either central Europe or it could have been Jerusalem or something like that, which filled the entire stage, this enormous Stage Four. Then it was an enormou[…]
[…]arden Suburb, how did you get to and from work.Alan Lawson: I have a feeling it was mostly by tube. Golders Green change at Tottenham Court Rd on the Central Line. Occasionally I think there was a bus that went to the Bush. Certainly I can remember travelling on the tube.Arthur Graham: Did it take y[…]
[…]e you doing the BBC one or the ITV one!” [laughter]. So, there was that, and then I got a break, an opportunity to direct, I was 28, 29 and I went to Central [Television], I think they’d become, yes they were Central by then to direct a series of their local half-hour documentaries which was a fanta[…]
[…] and seri ally raped her. And that story was very central to what I was trying to say, basically, you […]
