[…] had the first camera which was Steven de frag basil and by Gabriella who later went to the television. And on the same camera there was a man called George Stevens, me my I was assisting him and a man named Reggie Johnson. I also think Jim Borden was the load of so that made the son but I'm on the […]
[…]spionage trial?Speaker 1  24:29  No, he'd had moral support from Alan. There's an interesting history that was, I believe that at the time, George Alvin said, we know what that bug is like down at Kodak, we're not going to help him at all. And apparently it was the deputy general secretary[…]
[…]y one film but they were bringing practically everyone with them. I went to Denham with a 10t of cheek and no experience and asked to see a man named George Kay, head of the camera department in Hollywood, who set the thing up and I told I was very keen to come on the feature side of things and was […]
[…] on the coast at Deal the Regent and Royal. And thank goodness it didn't happen to us. That happened during the silver jubilee of Queen Mary and King George V. And they were making a tour of London, and one of the shows there, on the marquee were all the pennants. And a gentleman walked in the day b[…]
[…]ry good chap. He thought I did not have that, because as I was going, so he cut me out. So the other were getting money, I getting nothing. So I told George Irving the same day, in the evening.George said what’s that? What’s that? I’m going to, to, to see to it. Don’t worry, yes?​The following morni[…]
[…]g and see how you like it. He was very fair and friendly, and so I did and it was a very small and friendly in those days. And of course there '111as George Elvin who was then in charge and we all sat round and it was very friendly, I think it was in a room in a pub and we had drinks and I joined an[…]
[…]ay after play. Right up to now. DB: Yup. Yes, yes, yes. I mean you were last on the stage last year I think. GG: I was. At The National. St George and the Dragon. [Laughs] DB: Which were you! [laughs] GG: I was of course the old man. I was George’s best friend! Father figures. I […]
[…]es, they went to Decca, (Time 03:10) Brian Epstein took them to Decca, to there, there, and the most unsuccessful record label was Parlophone, run by George Martin. And George Martin had a couple of minor hits with Matt Munro, and that was about it, and a couple of funny things with Peter Sell[…]
[…]Laughter] She didn’t become Wendy after that at all.Oh.And Zoë Wanamaker whom I got to like enormously.Yes.Nice, a nice piece. Somehow people didn’t, George Faber who was head of, I think he was Head of Single Plays at that time.By, by then they were all on film?Were all on film anyway, yes. Mm, I d[…]
