Search Results for: Chevalier de l\'Ordre National des Arts et Lettres 1996

[…] it was actually. Alan Lawson: It wouldn't have been a De Waugh was it? John Turner: No, it wasn't a […]

[…] again about 7 or 8 years ago down at the National Film Theatre with my sister. I said, "God it […]

[…] Bell (Principal Investigator, Leeds University) and Dr Vicky Ball (Co-Investigator, De Montfort University). BECTU History Project Interview no: 384 Interviewee: […]

[…] great lady that worked on it as choreographer was Agnes de Mille, who was the daughter of 'the' Cecil...[NB Actually […]

[…] Manny Yospa: Yes but the studios we used were the National Studios at Borehamwood, which is now BBC - er […]

[…] that was quite happy. I got called up in [19]46, de-mobbed in '49. Oh, 1951 I came out of here, […]

[…] leg and it was repaired and they won the Grand National together, and I thought it was a wonderful film. […]

[…] called. I'd say, "Yes." He became my friend, this ma�tre de. He used to ride horses with me every morning […]

[…] Sinners", I did that did I? Alan Lawson : Albert De Courville, there's a marvellous story about him, he claimed […]

[…] Zillidino[?] was his name. And I couldn't get a 'permit de sejours' renewed in Italy. They kept asking me when […]