[…]very well, for a man called Colin Lesslie. And Colin had asked me to photograph a film called 'Aunt Clara' which was Margaret Rutherford, all the low comedy, right?Alan Lawson: Ah hmm.Cyril Pennington-Richards: Not a cheap picture, directed by Tony Kimmins. And at the same time, or very so[…]
[…] cartoon, a Mickey Mouse, and a Ha m Hamilton cartoon, comedy I mean and another one, I can’t remember the […]
[…] a real surprise . First play was traditional north country comedy, a form that’s disappeared completely. I was playing gauche […]
[…]MAN J. WARREN: I should have said it was 9.5, yes. And I remember the films, it was a Donald Duck cartoon, a Mickey Mouse, and a Ham Hamiltoncartoon, comedy I mean and another one, I can’t remember the title, but it had avery young Bing Crosby in it I remember that. I am talking about them little ti[…]
[…]aid, “You have to give us these title ends, we need the ends Peter” and he said, “Right” and he sat down at the old thing and he wrote, they were all comedy lines, I mean the cameraman was professor of something or other. He was a great man to work for. I remember he went to America, I […]
[…] to have been, what, a double thread in production - comedy on the one hand and these rather full -blown […]
[…]t really proud of. The audience went wild at the end of their performance of it and it became a must-include part of their repertoire alongside their comedy songs and the rabble-rousing Rattling’ Bog. The song didn’t take long to escape into Scotland’s collective consciousness to such an extent that[…]
[…]; Negotiations away from the table were very interesting. For a weekday comedy, where do we slot it? After Coronation Street or after This Week? How good is it? Horse-trading. Greg Dyke at LWT turned TVS into satellite pro[…]
