[…]e, they had eight armies and to an Air Army. And it says intercommunication between the air armies and the eight armies and the headquarters and, and Moscow. And so we found we still we had to steal all the cable plans for virtually the whole of the network. And in Germany, we couldn't steal it for […]
[…] I think was what frightened me off it for quite a long time, because we had to work damn hard, you know, and get caned if we didn't come up with the golden door come up to a certain number of marks more or less business. And so I lost my interest in science, I think my interest in art was confined […]
[…] 2 was first starting to go into ITV when I came back from America in 1968. I made the very first commercial in colour for Jerry Paulson. Ninety percent&nb[…]
[…]day and we took a five day classical tour round GreeceJL: What date was this?DA: The early 50s. But in ‘63, I went with him the first time he went to Moscow, to be a judge on the Moscow International Film Jury, and he went every other year from then on really, practically every other year. If you we[…]
[…]t, I think yes, one that annoyed me with, with Les Austin Elli, whom I met the other day. Anyway, he, he was a very, very knowledgeable bloke. Leslie Oliver. He knew how to deal with people, and he was a pleasant man, and he was open handed, but there are some things he wouldn't listen to. I remembe[…]
[…]l had. We had it, I mean it, it sounds awfully cliché to say, you know, we had the best years, but we did and didn't we, really, there. They were the golden years, and it was, really, I mean it is expanding, television is, almost at a rate too fast now. But the, those formative years were, were sort[…]
[…] now coming up to my 21 years so I'm still there. You asked about the career well, I'll mention that later, I arrived in Manchester from the south in 1968 sort of coped reasonably well. I think the change little bit lonely at first, I think, and because I sort of been rather involved at college in t[…]
