[…]ere, presumably were offered...?I knew no, I mean we knew, my husband was at school with Everin [ph 41:30] Price- Jones, people like that, much more, Ealing was much more, the, the, the climate that I, you know, that I knew, but I didn't work Ealing ever. I worked, I stayed in Shepperton because She[…]
[…] with Everin [ph 41:30] Price-Jones, people like that, much more, Ealing was much more, the, the, the climate that I, […]
[…]vid had started up this independent brand, which you may have heard with the Rank Organisation. And I'd also had feelers from what's his name down at Ealing ? Linda Wood 9:41Balcon. Donald Wilson 9:41Balcon,to go and join him as a producer. Speaker 2 9:44Can I […]
[…]p;Lawson: That's true. Stephen Peet: Geographically where was this department based, was it in Ealing now. Norman Swallow: No the documentary Department was at Television Centre by this[…]
[…] Jack Dooley's brother who was a still man. Elstreeer at Ealing Jemmy Dooley dear old Jones was still studio manager. […]
[…]es's daughter, she was only twelve, she was acting at that time. And, the next feature film I think was Halfway House - it was supposed to be made at Ealing but they didn't have any room so they pushed it over to us. That was Mervyn Johns and his daughter Glynis Johns, and she was only sixteen at th[…]
[…]ugh the day every day, basically. And there's not this overall thing of trying to make recognisably identifiable pictures like say, for instance, the Ealing comedies, they had a wonderful thing holding them together. And it was it was you couldn't do that if you said, let's go and make an eating com[…]
[…]d so was another lovely continuity, who had been a continuity girl, Diana McNab, I don't know if you remember her?Oh Yes.She was working...She was at Ealing though wasn't she?She worked for David Rose at that time. Anyway, I was a sort of little secretary to a couple of the legal department. And whi[…]
[…] actually broke the deadlock with Lime Grove. No, I know, Ealing. Betty Willingale DRAFT. Tape 1 Side B 55 Yes. […]
[…]ob was to keep The BBC out of the papers.Oh I think so, yes, yes. I know what you mean.Not to promote anything.No, no, no, no.I mean the problem was dealing with people who complained about things.Of course, indeed, indeed, yes, yes.And tried to sue us or whatever, you know.And if you remember too D[…]
