[…] Rhododendrons!AL andColin Moffat: [Laugh]Cyril Pennington-Richards: And they had just done, I must tell you this, they had just done 'Moby Dick' at Elstree right?Alan Lawson: Yes.Cyril Pennington-Richards: So they had done the whales...Alan Lawson: Yes, yes.Cyril Pennington[…]
[…]comes and therefore the quality of the material varied from day to day and week to week and there was always reprints building up and Tom was blaming Dick and Dick was blaming Harry well, you can appreciate how it was. And life was not so easy for anyone working in labs right from their manager down[…]
[…] another ACT man called Red Law, was in charge of that theatre and I used to work with him and other technicians like Bob Jones and Paddy Cunningham, Dick Langford. We all worked in this theatre in turns and the music stage was adjacent. The music stage was where we'd made Talking Feet all those yea[…]
[…]cally everything else, all the finances were Shell, and Shell arranged the cutting rooms and Shell chose the editor, Pat Holmes on the early one, and Dick Marden, Richard Marden, he now does features, he'd been working via Film Centre for Shell in the Far East Unit and he came onto me via Shell .AL:[…]
[…] was good at English and French and hated mathematics. But so I went straight into an office job that my father recommended to me But it was a rather Dickensian office in in Fenchurch Street in the City of London. And I was just checking the motor insurance policies to make sure that the the cover t[…]
[…]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[…]
[…] was good at English and French and hated mathematics. But so I went straight into an office job that my father recommended to me But it was a rather Dickensian office in in Fenchurch Street in the City of London. And I was just checking the motor insurance policies to make sure that the the cover t[…]
[…] 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[…]
[…]k, because I did another one directly afterwards with him...I: Kevin can answer that I can’t.CB: Kevin knows everything I told him, “you are a clever dick, you are” he was never... I: Well, he is a lovely clever dickCB: Ohoo, of course heI: No one I admire more than KevinCB: Actually, actually Mauri[…]
