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[…]bsp;39:01  which films thenDudley Lovell  39:04  that was on series of pictures we did in in Pinewood one was called captain's table a comedy. And the other one was called floods of fear is about the business simply floods or staged in stage three of of Pinewood with a tech tank flood[…]

[…]tch! [laughs]Sidney Cole: He was almost a sort if un-crowned king of Borehamwood in those days.Tilly Day: Oh yes... Wally Patch, he was on 'Comedy Man' with me, which Alvin Rakoff directed...Alan Lawson: Oh yes?Tilly Day: ...at um, Shepherd's Bush, I ... [correcting herself] at S[…]

[…]ghters in America. Then I went to Lewis Gilbert, which was nice, for a picture called Light up the Sky, with Benny Hill and Tommy Steele, a comedy, that was good fun. Then I went to Disney when they were at Shepperton for Greyfriars Bobby which was a delightful picture which Don […]

[…] in doing Light Entertainment. Nostalgia shows like Here is a Comedy. And I always like to remind people that I […]

[…] Tilly Day: Oh yes... Wally Patch, he was on ' Comedy Man' with me, which Alvin Rakoff directed... Alan Lawson: […]

[…] the Sky , with Benny Hill and Tommy Steele, a comedy, that was good fun. Then I went to Disney […]

[…]ame to work with Jack Milroy for five weeks only as an experiment to see whether we got on well or not and I was acting as a feed to him and became a comedy feed, in other words a character, too, and so I did a lot of comedy with him and basically, 1952, I remember a little while later on when we to[…]

[…]l the sort of everything oiled between Mel and Rowan and Richard and all these, you know, big comic egos, basically. I mean, you know, the history of comedy in the 90s would have all of those elements in it. And there they were and I was wrangling them. But it was, it was, it was difficult from a ju[…]