[…] mean he is the typical, he is the typical corrupt Communist, you know, who uses the movement, the workers’ movement, for his own benefit. He is, not George Irwin, George Irwin, was clean, very clean. We rented a room for him on Shaftesbury Avenue, you must have heard that on other tapes have you?No[…]
[…]. Well it wasn’t a very huge ballroom at Balmoral, quite intimate, of course all the ladies with their diamonds, and the men in their kilts, old King George was falling off his seat laughing., It went down very well, we met their Majesty’s afterwards, and they congratulated us, then we went back to […]
[…]with John Aldred and I took John Aldred's place. And the other member of the sound crew was - oh he ended up with the National Film Board in Ottawa - George Crowle[?]. And he went out there and he contacted me when I was at MGM, said, "We've got a job for you out here, we'd like you to come out righ[…]
[…]about Michael Balcon which told the truth. But that was my liaison with the Court. And of course through Tony Richardson, and I got on very well with George Devine. I think George is one of the few people I've ever met in the theatre who occupied a position of running a theatre and was absolutely no[…]
[…]s his name now? American. When he went back to Hollywood afterwards he set his own film company up, I think they used to do documentaries. I remember George Hills[?] telling me, when he went to Hollywood, he saw him over there and had a chat with him and spent a lot of time with him. And this fellow[…]
[…]ean was a bit stiff, he was a child in arms compared with Father, who wanted things created, like only God did themSC: But how did you connected with George Pearson?EC: There was a very important architect called Alastair Macdonald. Now he, I should think is the same age as you and me, he was very v[…]
[…]eparate one. I remember Lobsters and Gannets, and he was Caroline Lejeune's husband, the production manager - what on earth was his name?Sidney Cole: George Brown?Kay Mander: No, Thompson. Something Thompson. Roffe Thompson! And the first thing that happened to me, they set me up in the Production O[…]
[…]hen famous players last key, there's a placeUnknown Speaker  10:10  that built the for that. It was Gainsborough, Welsh Pearson wasn't with George Pearson, no, he might have taken it over before. This is China before Sir Michael did. ButUnknown Speaker  10:25  the then a power st[…]
[…]e concerned, or three people concerned, were myself a Michael Stanley orianu, who was a research chemist who I had never seen again, and a man called George Nordhoff, who is now at Brunell University, I think, or has been in, somehow, in a film capacity. I'm not quite certain of his role, but as an […]
[…]a orchestra, and then down to Scarborough, Bridlington for their spa orchestras. Never a dull moment. Shipyard launches. During the war the launch of George V on the Tyne. And another boat I remember well was the Dominion Monarch which was on the Australian Shaw Saville Shipping Line on the run to A[…]
