TRANSCRIPTION OF  INTERVIEW WITH BERNIE ANDREWS Interview #1 – 1 Feb 2007Roll 1Interviewer – Mike Dick (MD)Interviewee – Bernie Andrews (BA)  Ellipses ‘…’ denote omissions or hesitations Timings – about every 5:00 minutes or so Tape 1 00:00 MDOK Bernie, can yo[…]
Roll 18 June 2010Interviewer: Mike DickInterviewee: Joy CuffCamera Ruth Bolland The copyright is vested in the BECTU History Project.  0:00:04.7 MIKE: The copyright of this recording is vested in the BECTU History Project. The name of the interviewee is Joy Cuff, ne Seddon  […]
[…]ther people from the crime Film Unit, one in principle, Godfrey jennison, had formed a production company and talked to three others, Arthur booster, Dick Martin and myself about the possibility of joining him in a production company. While I was working for them shell Film Unit. Arthur was working […]
[…]nd didn’t ever go into work in the end, so, I’m like a half a day behind, where I should be.
Have they finished shooting?
Yes, oh yes. Yah. And Dickie’s away at the moment, which is why I was able... He’s in...
I know he was going away.
Well he’s in New York. Oh no, he’s in LA now, he wa[…]
[…]auty of the whole thing was the men under whom I worked were in their mid-20s to early 30s. They were Hugh Carleton Greene. Professor Lindley Fraser; Dick Crossman, MP to be; Alan Bullock, now Lord Bullock has just published in 1991 his Hitler versus Stalin book. [Hitler and Stalin: Parallel Lives. […]
[…]ot an old book there - and there's quite a few two and three reelers, they were, well a lot of pictures were then. And um, I suppose they - I think, 'Dick Turpin' - action pictures mostly. But I got to know Billy quite well and I liked him a lot and I saw him lots of times afterwards, or hundreds of[…]
[…]a modern industrial court you might be able to do something about it.That was, that was a bloke named Gutty Joiner. Well, he wasn’t named Gutty he wasDick Joiner but we all called him ‘Gutty’ Joiner because he’d got such a great corp.And what was he, the night supervisor or something?No, he was[…]
[…]me down to was I was being interviewed to see if I was suitable to do a film about the Royal Family, which turned out to be quite an epic. I remember Dick was there, Dick Cawston and Peter Bartlett, who was cameraman throughout the whole thing. DB: Did you know Peter before that? PB-C: I d[…]
[…]n't have things happen. Unmute one or two friends and they'd asked me to write jokes. The first joke ever submitted, I think on a professional basis. Dick Emery who was a big star at the time, I sent some jokes in to the deck Emery show. And I was in Vegas, in Maida Vale in London. And the landlord,[…]
[…]it was sorry. Leighton doesn't victory the Tunisian victory. There was one that's about your call. Yeah. And I think it was edited by amongst others. Dickie best. Quite probably quite properly supervised by Roy belting Captain Roy voting yes I Captain Roy belting it. That's right. But he used to do […]
