[…]ry Company. And they would, there would be a regular group we've already mentioned John via who was in the Tony Hancock show was Clive down there was Dick Emery Merio for Britse. Genre, Missouri a was a fairly regular Johnny Vivian, there were lots and lots of characters who kept recurring. There wa[…]
[…] The first job that I had, I had been sort of politically active as a student and just before the '87 Election I went to work for a guy called Dr. J. Dickson Mabon. Dick Mabon had been a Scottish Office Minister for six years in the seventies, between '64 to '70, latterly as the Deputy to the then S[…]
[…]bsp;was Hammer and I just finished that off. They just found me from the streets, I mean Anthony Hinds. Oh, no before that I’d done Marylebone StudiosDick Barton. The tail end of the Dick Barton. Anthony Hind s was there. We met...DARROL BLAKE: That isn’t listed for some reason. (TIME[…]
[…] dubbing theatre, I feel that - and I've always felt - that having lost the flow, plus the fact that you're... you create a position whereby any Tom, Dick and Harry that wants to, suddenly wakes up in the middle of something and says, "Well I don't like that!" Probably not knowing what he likes or w[…]
[…]rector/ producersWell we were doing a film about the nineteen sixties, I think that was the subject, the essenceof the sixty's and Jean Shrimpton and Dick Fontaine was producing it. And he went andfilmed a good a lot of Jean Shrimpton footage and David Bailey in New York and lovelystuff brought it b[…]
[…] "I understand". He, everytime... Elizabeth - she hadn't turned up yet. So Richard and I went together. He said, "Now, don't on any account called me Dick". And I said, "No, I won't Richard". And he said, "Uh, can I call you Warisco?" And I said, "You may". He said, "By the way, you know, we have so[…]
[…]om.Alan Lawson 0:07 the copyright of this recording is vested in the back to history project. Noreen Ackland feature film editor, wife of Dick best an editor on file number eight. Interviewer Alan Lawson, recorded on the 16th of June 1994. Side onewell, knowing first, when and where were[…]
[…]adfully facetious piece of work which we made on 16mm, staging many scenes. And a friend of mine who was an editor who I've subsequently worked with, Dick Marden had a producer friend who saw it, James Laurie his name was. He said I've got a friend at the BBC called Cecil McGivern and I'll give you […]
