[…]but it was time to move on. So LWT for a full-time, secure position? Yes, it was, yeah as long as you passed your trial after a year it was lifetime really. The feeling was you, you’d, it was a bit like working at the BBC, it was a mainstream, proper... I think as you get older that a[…]
[…]d his writing loved his writing. Liverpool, Liverpool writer, playwright, Canberra to film called gumshoe and a beautiful Granada play called after a lifetime of Liverpool funeral. Wonderful writer. Anyway, he was they were all part of it. And we all sat around talking about what we wanted to do and[…]
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[…]h was in Reigate. And then when we moved we had a very good day girls’ school, well it actually had boarders, children from abroad, as far as I can remember, called High Trees, and I went there till I was thirteen.
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[…]ed to have to go to Hereford for my dancing lessons, although somebody came once a week to give a class somewhere in the church hall, which I can't remember too much about that. I can remember going to Hereford, and I went twice a week, and I used to have to take the bus and it left at 4.10, and to […]
[…]years, gosh UB: I was 10 before I was able to walk properly, go to school properly and all that so I understand, all a long time ago, but I do remember wanting to play the piano. We had an old piano down in the basement which was in an old house, and I remember watching them, trying to see them[…]
[…]determined, really I didn't want to spend my life working in these kind of things. I knew the horse had gone but I didn't want to replace it. And I remember my father saying years ago, that monkeys didn't talk because if they found out they could speak, they'd find them work to do and it was the kin[…]
[…]when he left to join Paramount he became general manager so I think as I remember it uh in my school days because we had moved first of all to. Halsto[…]
[…]t that time was a friend of the young actor who died during the war one working on next of kin, a man called Dickie Norris. And in those days, if I remember right, I think even Freddie Young was working somewhere out there at one stage, but they were making, quote, A quickies. And I spent a consider[…]