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[…] by Bill Norton with James Mason, a sort of regional comedy but anyway I remember Michael saying it did better […]

[…]e, I could get what I think is called an H something or other, which is like a green card now, so I went back to Broadway, with – DB: In a broad comedy. GG: Broad comedy. And we opened in Boston, where this critic had given me a bad time and his review was extraordinary, he said “The versa[…]

[…]s that's right. Yes, yes. Didn't, didn't Rob Wilton do drag too? No probably not, no he was very funny.Rodney Giesler:… there was an absolute mass of comedy programs you know like Merry-Go-Round and Ray’s a Laugh and Up the Pole, you know Yule and Maurice and all that stuff which is hopefully still […]

[…]ation?CB: No, no, I’d been trained as a dancer as a child.I: Right, soCB: A ballet dancerI: Audiences were no problem?CB: No, and I had taken musical comedy dancing lessons, between filmsI: RightCB: And, I mean, Harry was much more frightened on our first night than I was. I sailed through it...I: A[…]

[…]quite understand why she does get through that and I came down Have a nice weekend but she is not that difficult.Alan Legard  35:38  Ealing comedy, which rather sweet anyway, so that went on so Chris presumably had been in cutting on for years and years,Richard Marden  35:48  she[…]

[…]ey bought it. Even the Far East.John Legard: A good example of telling the story simply.Rodney Giesler: I got the idea of Charlie, then like all good comedy writers Derek and I just chucked ideas at each other.John Legard: Are there copies still around?Rodney Giesler: If it's anywhere at all its in […]

[…]h Stanley Baxter Leslie Phillips James Robertson justice, they did a whole series of comedies together. And Julie Christie blamed the girl in it in a comedy was extraordinary. She just made a name by doing. Go into the name of the thing, television science fiction thing that she'd done. This was her[…]

[…]da actually. And he was i .میبایی n John Jympson. Bill, I don’t know much about his early career but he was certainly an editor on those Mack Sennett comedy things, before sound ever came in. And he had a very direct approach to editing which was matching doesn't matter, he couldn’t be bothered with[…]

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