Jean Anderson

[…]t’s an aspect we don’t hear about.Jean Anderson: But I have enjoyed touring in the past, I did several tours for a setup called ‘Candida Plays’ which George Baker  ran. He had an Arts Council allowance, (which is very rare) for himself to take companies on tour. And they were very well done, ag[…]

Philip Donnellan

[…]erely for the excitement and adventure and because I'd I'd read nothing but John Buchan. Colin Moffat: Where was this?Philip Donnellan: This was Fort George in Invernesshire, the depot for the Seaforth Highlanders, a fort built in 1748 after the failure of the ‘45 by General Wade a magnificent place[…]

Daphne Shadwell

[…] 8, Monday Night at 8, were in the period ’37 to ’39 while your father was in London.DS: Before the war.JPH: That was coming out of St George’s Hall. He was also doing a studio show, Broadcasting House from the Concert Hall.Daphne Shadwell Page 12DS: Yes, that’s right.JPH: M[…]

Maxwell Setton

[…]sp;seven so ACTU had only been getting what couple of years or so. So. And George Kelvin what I mean and there's an occasion that happened for example there&nbs[…]

David Prosser

[…]David Prosser: [indecipherable] I got on all right with his predecessor, but Sapper and I were always having rows at meetings.Alan Lawson: Yes, yes...George Elvin you mean?David Prosser: George Elvin was all right, yeah. But, no, Sapper and I were always having... so much so that, because he knew my[…]

Douglas Slocombe

[…]f the healing directors sort of came back for one, the BECTU still a million, the Charlie quieten that we shot mostly in Spain. And that was with the George Brown, I think his producer. So we did that following, following, that was the young ones, which was the first musical I think I'd ever done. T[…]

Alan Lawson

[…]eneral. We got sorted out and again I found myself out of work. So for a little while I went and worked at Merton Park on the shorts and then one day George Elvin called me up and I came up to see him and also in the office was a chap called Roy Stocks and he said the War Office want to start a film[…]

Peter Stuart Mullins

[…]n.” [Darrol exclaims] And it was backed by Handmade Films, which was whatsis name?DB: Yes, I know who you mean.PM: One of The Beatles [voice off-mic: George Harrison] George! So, we had a breakfast meeting with George Harrison and he said “Well you’d better get down to Hong Kong and find the locatio[…]
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