[…]t unit suffering from a delightful veteran cashier who was great with the public but hopeless in terms of the accuracy of the entries she made on the daily box office returns. Norma and I spent many a happy Saturday evening re-doing the whole week’s box office returns and crawling out of the buildin[…]
[…] got back and we hated touring. I picked up the Daily Film Renter and the headline said "Wilcox seeking leading lady for […]
Chili BouchierChili Bouchier (1909-1999) was a British film actress, after working as a model for
Harrods, she won a Daily Mail competition to become a film star. Her films included Shooting Stars (1927), The Return of Carole Deane (1938) and Dead Lucky (1960).
I: 29th of May 1996 we are at BECT[…]
[…]l, murdering old ladies for their money, from little hotels in South Kensington.WR: But the extraordinary thing was that our script was almost in the Daily Mirror or whatever it was every morning, and Dmytryk at that time-LH: [interrupts] What was his name?RF: Haigh.LH: It wasn’t Heath was it. Nevil[…]
[…]isbook came out no one noticed it. Then there are allegations of political bias which is always aroundthe corner but that's easy to handle, that is a daily hazard of the trade. The great danger of that sortof programme is that people begin censoring themselves because they feel their bosses are agai[…]
[…] the corner but that's easy to handle, that is a daily hazard of the trade. The great danger of that […]
[…] around in the business somewhere, something to do with the Daily Mail I believe and television films I think. I […]
[…] Frank Covern or Frank Cohen as he was then. He's a very nice bloke and I think he's still around in the business somewhere, something to do with the Daily Mail I believe and television films I think. I believe he is - Australian television films. Because a friend of mine, Jack Midwinter still keeps[…]
[…] Arch. Anyway, as I say, we used to go out daily to Edgeware Road, get all the bits and pieces. […]
[…]ng with butter, and rationing was still on [laughs] - beautiful. It really made life worth living at Marble Arch. Anyway, as I say, we used to go out daily to Edgeware Road, get all the bits and pieces. I used to mend a lot of receivers in those days as well as a hobby. So I kept well in with electr[…]
