[…]nk he set us a hallmark in dramatic visual presentation. I don't know of any other director, not even Hitchcock, who could would be superior, or even David Lean, who I think is one of the English might say visual masters, Director. It's not only clever with his artist, but he's also very clever from[…]
[…]n unemployed for about three years and I mean unemployed. Nothing, nothing, nothing. And it was very important to, for the boys, that was my brother, David, who’s eighteen months older than I am and myself to get out to work and bring a bit of money in.Furthermore, the Lancing Council Senior Mixed w[…]
[…]ine was the first amateur production of it at Cambridge - sold out, couldn't get a seat. In that production people who are like now Lord Rowe-Beddoe, David Rowe-Beddoe, played the Longshoreman. So that was the kind of thing that I did. I also did Twelfth Night with Ian McKellen as Toby Belch, Corin […]
Behp Interview No 728: Philip Bonham-Carter. Recorded 5th October 2018Transcribed by David Sharp 2024.DB = Darrol BlakePB-C = Philip Bonham-CarterPhilip Bonham-Carter: My name is Philip Bonham-Carter. The date today is the 5th October2018. I was born in – at the end of the war, in 1945. Darrol […]
[…]ad also been to Hollywood. That's right. That's right, as well, yes, that's right. And they used to golf together, meeting all their staging friends, David Newman, was at all the shots at the time. He was a major and they knew him And also for some reason Olivier was older he was a naval officer, I […]
Peter Mullins BEHP 0707 transcript.Interviewer: Darrol Blake (DB)Interviewee: Peter Mullins (PM)Other crew: Dan Thurley (camera); David Sharp Darrol Blake: So, can we begin by saying who you are, where you were born and when?Peter Mullins: Right. My name is Peter Mullins, I was born in London, […]
[…]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[…]
[…]n. But the second time later on my second research series in the 80s. And I got a hold of you would appreciate this I got a print from him a print of David ?????? I the print of something called Flip the Frog thinking of using in a program. And then. I have him saying I own the UK rights to the frog[…]
[…] working class. Bill Robertson's dad was a railway goods yard coupler and uncoupler of shunting waggons. Ronald Blythe's dad was our local copper and David Armstrong's dad was our local United Dairies milkman. We all, thanks to this council school, got scholarships to a local Grammar School. Now tha[…]
