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[…]sp;did both English and French and I felt at a certain time that Egypt was done for Europeans too I ended my family my rest came to England and became […]

[…]swers first and foremost, where were you born and when they asRobert Angel  0:47   well I was born on the third of December 1921 in London in St. John's Wood band railroad and has now bombed schooling. schooling is the age of two and we're the family moved out to Gerrards cross in bac[…]

[…]arke  7:11  And that, of course, brings us to my interest into that school in the mid 30s. It's a become thing to be interested in films. I don't mean a trendy way so much as they were thought to have something a bit better than entertainment was entertainment, then they had a quality that[…]

[…]p;1:09  the Chelsea police station.Was there anything special or awkward or different about being a policeman's son?Speaker 1  1:21  I don't think so. My father, he was apprenticed to glass painting, but he had very, very bad throats, and the doctor advised him to go into the open her[…]

[…]you born and whenJim Gorrie  1:12  Born in 1921 in Uxbridge and I went to school first school was the Greenway. And then we moved to Hillingdon afterwards I was there at the school till I was 14Alf Cooper  1:32  Did you do any special training or anything when you were at school?[…]

[…]Well, the trickNoreen Ackland  2:15  that I know it was off for a year. But I left school when I was 18. And the doctor said, work locally. Don't travel. I wanted to be a model. Of course, it'll be the same. So I went to codec. Oh, yes, it is films. Yes. Yes. Which is why when I was caught[…]

[…] beginning by asking all our subjects where were you born? Where did you come from – so tell us more about where you grew up. TD: Well, I’m a Londoner, grew up in west London, went to school in Hammersmith, Latimer Upper, direct grant school. It was then a very, very, mixed school, socially ver[…]

[…][...]Sidney Cole : You were saying that you went to a school at Kingston, was that the convent school?Muriel Box : No the convent school was at Wimbledon, and that gave up and I went to the Kingston one, a higher school there.Sidney Cole : Did you get much out of your schooling? I got the impression[…]

[…] outside crew.Unknown Speaker  0:45  And I was born there because my father wasUnknown Speaker  0:51  an engineer in the great London North Western Railway works in crew, and that was whereUnknown Speaker  0:59  he and my mother lived in this village called West Aston.U[…]

[…] the West End.Roy Fowler: You were almost from the beginning a West End actor.Robert Beatty: I was. I regret that in some ways, I think it would have done me a lot of good to go into rep for 6 months or more.Because I always think it's a good training for people on the stage.Roy Fowler: What did RAD[…]