[…]been quota quickiesAlan Lawson: What was the turn roundMonty Berman: About to days, would it be about to daysAlan Lawson: Probably. Did you have any dealings at all with Hagen himselfMonty Berman: Not really noAlan Lawson: No recollections of himMonty Berman: Not reallyAlan Lawson: Were you there th[…]
[…]t, and where they got to because one of the lesser juvenile parts and it was Laurence Harvey, who Dickie was so taken by him that he got him apart at Ealing. I think it was in the blue lamp which set him off on his career. And it was another black friend at Lawrence Naismith, who became quite well k[…]
[…] Street, Hammersmith; put on the cash desk at 17; after being laid off in 1931/2 he was given a new job at Clapham Junction; he lived at Northfields, Ealing, at the time; stayed in the job at Clapham for 2 years.00:12:50 – 00:21:30 LH had a lot of relatives working in the studios (12 Hillings in tot[…]
[…]t forAlan Lawson  36:35  what what what once they started on monopack what did you do thenAlf Cooper  36:46  for monopack you're dealing with something of a different thing monopack was only used for the Olympic Games the Olympic Games I changed 19 18 cameras over to monopack tha[…]
[…] some time and I went to a private school there and then to another private school and eventually ended up at a boarder at Castle Hill School in West Ealing.SC: I was fascinated to realise that there was a boarding school in West Ealing at that time because I know Ealing well of course, I've lived t[…]
[…]t time was, I think, radio and film critic for The Herald. And he got me a couple of interviews, one with Bill Hammond, another one with Bill Lott at Ealing. Well, Bill Hammond said, Well, you know nothing here at the moment. I'll let you know when anything comes up. Of course, you had to be a tea b[…]
[…] got an interview, which was supposed to be quite grand. And I remember the Headmaster and I together on the bus, going to some interview, I think in Ealing. Together. We were sitting at the front, I always wanted to sit at the front of the bus. And so Mr. Seddon and I sat at the front of the bus an[…]
