[…]... quite a lot of stuff we couldn't film, actually. Sometimes really funny, but quite surreal, you know. So James, said "Doyou want to meet Jonathan Powell?" And I went, yeah, I thought, well, he, he knows about this. And he was really helpful. And took, took it very seriously. And he said, basical[…]
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[…]think three plays for the BBC. Ronald McWhinnie was the Director- DB: -Donald McWhinnie. PB-C: Donald McWhinnie, that’s right, and Tristram Powell was the Producer, and the one that I shot was called But the Clouds [Part of Shades: Three Plays by Samuel Beckett, in the Lively Arts strand. […]
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[…]Island Discs. I've appeared was salty. I think I've achieved all my ambitions I think all the iconic showsDerek Threadgall  55:09  you were awarded the OBE for services to entertainment.Unknown Speaker  55:17  Yes, I accepted it because I found out how it works. You're recommende[…]
[…]GLYNNE: Yes, but the promise that he made he didn’t keep becauseTom White, who was the umbrella of independent producers, who had David Lean, Michael Powell and Gaby, and Launder and Gilliat (TIME 16.02) ... all puppeteering, I mean, that’s unkind but it’s a joke word ... and he put M[…]
[…]school in Fleet Street called Broad Court which was next to Doctor Johnson’s house. And I think I was very good there. I won the National Award for Illustration at one point so I had a natural kind of bent towards cartooning really and that’s really where it developed.DARROL BLAKE: […]
[…]DEN: And your nationalityANNE HANFORD: British SUE MALDEN: One question we always like to ask is whether you have received any awards in the conducting of your job and work and so on.ANNE HANFORD: Well I suppose I am a Fellow of the Royal Television Society. I thin[…]
