Larry Allen

[…]im lying in front of the window...Rodney Giesler: What, his Son?Larry Allen: His Son. And actually he was a few months older than me and his name was George. (There's a picture of him over there I've got, I'll show you later, the picture.) So I went in and I says, "Hello George." (His Father said, "[…]

Richard Marden

[…]t my father saying to him, if you're a very good boy, I'll give you a pathescope, which was a 9.5 patheescope projector for your birthday. Now I knew George wouldn't be interested because he got out with he's got to have a railway track. So I got hold of pa and said if I'm a very good boy, could I h[…]

Sydney Samuelson

[…] trudged around trying to get fixed up somewhere in something else and eventually somebody said to me there’s a man who worked for your father called George Pearson and he’s the producer at unit, a government unit called The Colonial Film Unit, and who knows maybe you could get a job there.I had no […]

Edward Dryhurst

[…]tle Street Welsh Baptist Chapel, which is still there today of course.Roy Fowler: Hmm.Eddie Dryhurst: Well, members of his choir included David Lloyd George, D.H. Evans and John Lewis.Roy Fowler: John Lewis of the store?Eddie Dryhurst: He was in the choir, yes.Roy Fowler: Ah ha. Now there can't be m[…]

Ted Candy

[…]. And then I was go go to I got a black eye, great big black eye, and my face was all swollen up, and I'd go go to Ascot on the Saturday for the King George six, Queen Elizabeth stakes, when airborne was running, saying, Tell what the date was. And they stopped me. They said, No, you can't do it. We[…]

Oswald (Ossie) Morris

[…]ldn't find enough stories for that went on from October 1932 till the spring of 1933 and the company was called associated sound film industries. And George Pollock who became a very famous assistant director was an accountant there and Norman Nests whom. I'm sure you all knew in the film industry w[…]

L P (Bill) Williams

[…]ria the Great' we did 'Sixty Glorious Years'. Which we had a great deal of government co-operation. Through Sir Robert Vansittart. And of course King George VI he was very keen on what went on with that because they had had a copy of 'Victoria the Great' sent up to Balmoral and the Royal Family had […]
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