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[…] the papers. Roy Fowler: Right. And now, you become a member of Peter Godfrey's company without any formal training, it's […]

[…]ey! Anyway, working on The Scotsman I found myself doing the odd bit for STV and, indeed, the first time I met Roy was at The Scotsman and I always remember he said to me, he said, "You work for me, kid?!" You know! So I said, "Yes, I do, Mr Thomson." "Do you like working for me, kid?" As it happene[…]

[…]nd all lived around that area. So the bigger the longest journey we ever made was 26 miles from Dover to Ipswich disabilities. London was a once in a lifetime trip. So when my father came back in common with many others I suspect. He felt he found it difficult to readjust to a parochial existence wh[…]

[…]in photography, and in films, not a film buff, but I just and living Gerrards cross, I suppose denim studios was built, Pinewood was opening. And I remember very well, seeing the, the British LAN van going up the Oxford road every day from bekins field studios, which is owned by British land in thos[…]

[…] on the as it were the bridgehead leading up to the passage over the river. And number 12, although we left I left there before I was old enough to remember because we left there when I was two and a half or something like that. So I don't remember a thing about except that I know from conversations[…]

[…]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 […]

[…] us, I think there were three of us in a course at the time, three or four, I think there were only three, which went on I think for about, I can’t remember, was it six weeks, or two months, or something, but it was basic studio managing techniques, sound effects up through microphone balancing and […]

[…] the war correspondent had a sort of ambiguous situation. He wasn't actually in the armed forces. He was still a civilian but in uniform and given an honorary rank without any executive power. I mean you'd have an honorary rank of captain but you had no executive authority. And you were in fact a ci[…]

[…]nknown Speaker  22:01  cinematographer.Unknown Speaker  22:05  BSC, the British society of cameras, cinematographers, like I'm an honorary member Yes, of the of that,Unknown Speaker  22:14  presumably you never profited. It from that innovation,Unknown Speaker  22:[…]