James Arthur Clark

[…]'t work in terms of the selling was part of it. I could never understand why. They. Said.SPEAKER: M3Oh I never saw it like that I always It bathed in golden light. I've never questioned that I know. I thought that was the right approach and even the book I never thought was really gritty.SPEAKER: M2[…]

Pat Jackson

[…]aintest idea what that meant. So, Mother...using her loaf...suddenly thought, "Now what connections have we got?" We had precious few, but we had one golden one, which was Kingsley Wood, who at that time was our MP at Eltham and Woolwich and he was then appointed Postmaster General. At the time he w[…]

Norman Swallow

[…]p;time. I didn't taketime off to do them without stopping. The Eisenstein I began in 1968and it wasn't finished until the end of 70. Again I made that withAlexandrov, it&[…]

Hugh Stewart

[…] of non-English people. I had a Siamese friend, Argentine friends, there were Dutch - many nationalities and I have always been, therefore, very much international in my whole approach. And I remember being shocked at an early age, reading a 'Bulldog Drummond' thing when one of the villains was desc[…]

Margaret Thomson

[…]fit, which was called the New Zealand Public Relations Council. It was, it was a public relations job, sponsored by the New Zealand Wool Marketing... International Wool Secretariat, by the New Zealand Meat Board, New Zealand Fruit Board and the New Zealand Dairy Board. The head of it was a Labour MP[…]

Cyril Crowhurst

[…]nbsp;  At Elstree.  Now that was not what became ABC?A          No.  ABC was BIP (British International Pictures), they were on one side.  And three of their small stages joined over to three stages or to two stages which were British […]

Douglas Slocombe

[…]ourse, they never taught you to say, I want a boot with a bangle on it, on a 30 foot roster, a lotUnknown Speaker  31:44  of that words are international.Speaker 2  31:45  I suppose some of them are actually maybe International, but international doesn't go as far as German.Unkno[…]

Sheila Collins

[…]veryone still, there was still time, no-one was hanging about. But somehow there seemed to be a slightly more relaxed feeling about it.The end of the golden ages as we look back on them don’t we?I don’t think that’s just me saying I was young and so it all seemed like that.No, I think you’re right, […]
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