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[…]nbsp;Well, the very first film was Harold Huth? and Chilli Boucher as a juvenile leads. In a film I think it was called Downstream with a chap called David Dunbar American director of wore a big Stetson hat and was marvellous at throwing knives and things like that. But he wasn't a very good directo[…]

[…]ron and restricted. And they wanted this approach to television, and they - in order to get them, they had these few experts, of which John was one, [David Bwoso?] was another, wasn't he? [Michael Westmore] was another and [Stephen McCormack].John P Hamilton Yes.Joan Kemp-Welch: And they, […]

[…]ut the passion.Paddy Carey  1:39  Well, by that time, I was a camera man. And I went with Harry hooker as my assistant and the director was David Villiers, who was ex Air Force. He had a rather remarkable story to when he was in Bomber Command. He was a pilot. And the attrition, the loss o[…]

[…]eaker 3  15:35  lovely, lovely. And then for those in peril with a name that one hasn't, hadn't even then heard for quite some time in 1943 David Farrar, oh yes, yes. AndSpeaker 2  15:52  had been a big name for a while, hadn't we immediately before the war, I thinkSpeaker 3 &nbs[…]

[…]nbsp;put his name on everything. Well after I had beenthere, my great and beloved friend, David Rawnsley arrived having flunkedit with the A.A., Architectural Services. He was a&nb[…]

[…] who was the mixer. He came along, and he said, I need staff, and offered me a job at more money. And he'd already got Graham Bloomfield. He also got David Roberts, who was also worked in mercury facilities, but he ran the projector, and so the trio of us went to work for stage sound London. It was […]

 INTERVIEW NO. 684 – INTERVIEWEE - PETE MURRAY Date 10th May 2016 INTERVIEWER – MIKE DICKCAMERA DAVID SMITHTranscriber – Linda Hall-Shaw MIKE DICK:  The copyright of this recording is vested in the British Entertainment History Project.  The name of the interviewee is P[…]

[…]actually, because I thought… I really did think he was taking the mick.  So, he said, “Leave it with me.”  And he spoke to a guy called Jim Davidson who was then Head of Variety Department, and Jim Davidson spoke to somebody and about a week later, I had a memo back offering me an attachme[…]

[…]: It's interesting, when you were talking about Sid Field because they had a play about him recently...Dicky Leeman: Yes. Yes.Rodney Giesler: ...with David Suchet, which I saw and I thought was brilliant.Dicky Leeman: Yes.Rodney Giesler: But it didn't survive.Dicky Leeman: Well no, to me, I didn't t[…]