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[…]d omits some repetition. DS 2021]Val Guest = VG; Roy Fowler = RFSIDE 1, TAPE 1RF: Let us start with when and where you were born.VG: I was born in London in Maida Vale, a long time ago.RF: Are you going to be more specific than that.VG: I was born 1911. December 11.RF: Did you parents have any conne[…]
[…]date is the 18th of April, 1989 right. Here we go, Keith, first things first. Usually ask when and where one was born,Keith Ewart 0:15 London, 10th of June, 1926Roy Fowler 0:20 Chiswick in Chiswick with four, right? Your early activities weren't in what we call this business.[…]
[…]D Musical Director at the Putney Hippodrome at that time, so that’s why I was born in that area. But shortly after that, I think he was – I don’t know whetherDaphne Shadwell Page 2he was sacked or it was preference, I have no idea – he went to Brighton as Musical Direct[…]
BECTU History Project Interview with Philip Donnellan – documentary, writer, producerInterview Date(s): 28 & 29 June 1991Interview number: 206Interviewer: Colin MoffatSide 1Colin Moffat: The copyright of this recording is vested in the ACTT History Project. Philip Donnellan: television doc[…]
[…]his period such as you know Citizen Kane.SPEAKER: M14No not not like Citizen Kane which I certainly didn't see at that stage much later I saw that. I don't know that there was anything particularly seminal.SPEAKER: M2I think there were certain aspects of British cinema which got to me and which neve[…]
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[…]tarted way back in 19, I suppose 1908. And my father was at a very, very young age at the age of about 23. He was already a very known, well known London photographer. Ronald Neame 1:02 He had studios in Bonn Street. And in South Kensington, he had quite a good commercial […]
