[…]now the Conservatoire but it wasn't the Conservatoire then! It was the Drama College and there were people like Ian Richardson and oh gosh, I can't remember all the names of the people that were there at the same time as me but John Grieve, I can't remember the names of all the other people that wer[…]
[…]Doing that for two weeks was quite strong, but we did it, which in those days we seemed to just have such a good time. It was heaven – it was being a member of a family. I was there for a year and the Company was -probably one of the best actors I ever worked with was Nicol Williamson, but he was a […]
[…]ship and ended up in Shoreditch, Teck, it was actually nothing to do with films, it wasfurniture and cabinet making. It was one of my cause I remember one of my first big disappointments, I took the the examination, the test papers at Shoreditch tech, Technical College, beautiful building, arc[…]
[…]esearcher on a 9 months contract. Audience then was 22 million. worked on This is Your Life for 10 years.ACTT was very strict refused Maurice Leonard membership for a long time. Producers did not have to be ACTT but researchers did.Union membership was advantage because it demanded 1st Class Ai[…]
[…]ough Trading Estate. Full of young talent01:19:39 responsible for day-to-day running of studio model making, puppet makers, editors. Also involved in Captain Scarlett 150 employees. Lew Grade pulls plug on Thunderbirds BACK TO MGM FREELANCEMalta01:30:09 Life of Dickens documentary; ot[…]
[…]eters I think it was very good. And we did a whole program based on BBC announcements and we we had a lot of fun use in BBC programs that you would remember the potter's wheel these kind of things He said this programme isn't going to work stop researching it we're not even going to do. We the pictu[…]
