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[…]nd he used to remind me frequently, because he loved the BBC and he really loved his time there and although he couldn’t resist being asked to be the editor of The Times when he’d started as a telegraph boy, as you know, in The Times, and he couldn’t resist that, I don’t really think […]

[…] I went from assistant directing to starting to direct, but also of course having this chance to do some editing I decided that I wanted to become an editor, and so I did become an editor at Basic and Iwas there for four years I think, until... until 1949, that’s right, when there was a bust upKitty[…]

[…] and although he couldn’t resist being asked to be the editor of The Times when he’d started as a telegraph […]

[…]lly stepped up? Drama? Yeah, I remember. I remember that because I'd worked with Nigel Finch, who was like a producer of arena. I think he was the CO editor of arena. I did a few weeks with Nigel. And he recommended me to Ruth Caleb, who was quite senior producerUnknown Speaker  17:31  at […]

[…]ell, I hadn't thought of that. And I had no idea how I got into the BBC. But it turned out that there was an advertisement for trainee assistant film editors. SoUnknown Speaker  5:00  I thought well, nothing ventured, nothing gained. And I logged in an application, not thinking for one mom[…]

[…] about doing this? And he said, Well, you know, you're not . You've led a very quiet life and didn't think you're quite the sort Yeah, he was a panel Editor of Current Affairs, I think, or Head of Current Affairs was he No anorama to begin with. Yes, he was. Yeah, well, he was either Panorama or the[…]

[…] moved to Leicester Place, opposite the Prince Charles cinema. ( Editor’s collection.) The new Odeon signage by day and by […]

[…] moved to Leicester Place, opposite the Prince Charles cinema. ( Editor’s collection.) The new Odeon signage by day and by […]