[…]her married again, his second wife was again seriously ill and so I came back to Welwyn for another bit. I did my three Rs there with the school. I remember coming back one day and saying, "I can read, I can read!" Just like that, suddenly, isn't it funny? I don't know why it happened like that, I r[…]
[…]umont you just stuck a normal ordinary camera up in front of the monitor and filmed off themonitor and it was all very hit and miss and the thing I remember most about doing this is as onejob that we all loathed to do because of the difference in the phases of electricity, you found thatyou were get[…]
[…] father was in business there. And that is about it. I was there until I was about six or seven, and then we came back to England. And I distinctly remember being in England during the war, because we lived in a place called Gravesend in Kent, and I can remember my mother pulling me out of bed in th[…]
[…]of lovers, and I went to a series of schools, where I was left during the holidays as a rule. So I had no kind of upbringing at all, in fact I only remember spending two or three holidays with my mother, and she was apt to send me away in the middle of the holidays back to school, to be alone.Interv[…]
[…]ger. I have the pleasure of doing the interview, my name is Sydney Samuelson and I am the British Film Commissioner. And my first question is, if I remember correctly, you have an exotic birthplace, am I right or have I got that...?Erica Masters: Absolutely right, I was born in Guatemala. In fact I […]
[…]ad pretensions to becoming an actor. And his name was Toke Townley. And he finally made it by getting a part in Emmerdale. And he appeared, I can't remember the name of his character, but he appeared in Emmerdale from the time that he first got that part right through until unfortunately, he passed […]
[…]001-07-24Interview Date: 1993-08-12Interviewer: Rodney GieslerInterviewee: L.P. WilliamsTape 1, Side 1 L.P. Williams : It's not always easy to remember these things.Rodney Giesler : Could you tell me when you were born, and something of your childhood, and then go on to how you came into the in[…]
[…]e danced with them every night. And they played the band, you see.SC: Were they different guardsmen from time to time, or the same ones?DM: I don’t remember.SC: They were just guardsmen.DM: They were very nice guardsmen.SC: Tall and handsome.DM: Oh yes. Very glamorous. 5 minutes 55 seconds […]
[…]copyright of this recording is vested in the ACTT History Project. The Subject is Angela Allen interviewed by Linda Wood, November 27th 1990, File 168Honorary Member of the Guild of British Camera Technicians (GBCT) and was awarded the MBE (Member of the British Empire) in the Queen's New Year’s Hon[…]
