[…];10:09  now you did a film on the marathon as well.Christopher Miles  10:14  Yes, that was a follow up video that I was asked to do by Channel Four more difficult to get interesting mileage out of that really although  you to do miles miles. But agrees with that as well. We went […]
[…]to the BBC. And within weeks Larkin was signed up and was brought over for Channel 2 in England. It became a cult program I imagine. Here again scuse me&nb[…]
[…]ermaybe makes more sense, that says FranceMaurice Carter: Yes that was Betty Box's picture in France and it was largely shot firstof all on the cross-Channel steamer, The story is an outing of darts club to Boulogne andit was shot mainly on the boat and then in Boulogne itselfRoy Fowler: All locatio[…]
[…] Cecil more often.But Kenneth Adam was I think good. He was a good head of channel.He was very good, they were good days in every area and certainly at Ealing. You would know better than I .[…]
[…]e TV landscape changed utterly in the eighteen, nineteen years that I was at STV. In the beginning, as I say, we had a monopoly of advertising sales, Channel Four had just launched. Just launched! And we broadcast to huge numbers of people, huge numbers! As Dougie Rae used to call it, Coast to Coast[…]
[…]was further down the line! I: Just for the record, what was that? R: Sky Scottish was a collaboration between STV and Sky to put a Scottish channel and to present it to the Scottish Diaspora. That was the principle of it and my role in it was to do Scotland Today so Scottish News that woul[…]
[…]ore contained than the Second World War archive. It just is physically less of it. Some of the people – there was the Hugh Straughan series, made for Channel 4, [The First World War DS] and there was the PBS series called… The Great War: 1914-18 in England because they didn’t want it confused with t[…]
[…] very I mean, it was impossible thing for Tony and I to get together in three weeks is what he asked us to do. And I remember editing it down editing channel and down. And I was so exhausted, I came out each evening and they were running A Hard Day's Night in the nearby cinema. Two nights running ju[…]
[…] Because I was given all sorts of jobs and I was anti- submarine vessel and all sorts of things I did. And during this very [?], on patrol out in the channel, when Mickey said - well Mickey had made 'One of our Aircraft is Missing' a propaganda film for the Dutch. And it was really very good, with G[…]
