[…] getting it every year – I had one this year, for half a crown [12 ½ pence]. Can you believe it? It’s about twenty, thirty years old.[10.22]McG: It’s 1988, it’s Remembrance of the Daleks, it’s a very famous TV episode.HF: Sales of TV stuff well if you are a Who fan, you’ve got to have every one. In […]
[…]as about 17. Up in Bangor in North Wales. Well light in the tape was a light entertainment producer. He used to produce a show called Monday night in 1988 when we went away in a.    SPEAKER: M14    Harry Pepper and Ronnie Waldman in the channel Charleville orc[…]
[…]ion series. And then eventually, Born remembrance, which was great fun. I was on that for four years, off and on.I started in 1984. And I finished in 1988. Which was, I was, all I was doing was doing budgets,finding English locations. fiddling around, we did the special effects here. Of course, we'v[…]
[…]you did.But then you find, you know, somebody writes an article and says that, you know, I’ve been whatever, and then this year I’ve been made a Chevalier in the Order of Arts etLettres, from the French government.SF: Mon dieu!So, you know, you think somebody... you know, I’m a bit overwhelmed […]
[…] probably quite lucky. 0:12:01 MIKE: Can we move on to 1988 because that was kind of a major, major film […]
[…] Interview No. 54 [Copyright BECTU] Transcription Date: 2002-10-01 Interview Date: 1988-08-22 Interviewer: Sidney Cole Interviewee: Jack Rockett Tape 1, Side […]
[…] the Children’s Film Foundation. SUMMARY: In this interview, conducted in 1988, Andy Worker talks to Roy Fowler about his career. […]
[…] [Copyright BECTU ] Date of Transcription : 2002-03-17 Interview Date: 1988-01-15 Interviewers: Sidney Cole and Alan Lawson Interviewee: Tilly Day […]
[…] in Plock, Poland in 1910 and died in London in 1988. He write in Polish, French and English and came […]
