[…]ngs. But more more interesting was probably cry freedom. I probably did. Yeah, I think it was quite creative. I must admit, I did get nominated for a Golden real award on that. And we got a certificate didn't win it. However, but I enjoyed doing that. And again, it was very, it was fun, because you'[…]
[…]day party because there was an enormous tent erected on the lot, and there was flunkies in white wigs and white gloves who leaned over you with their golden cords dangling in your chicken noodle soup and said, 'Can I get you guys anything?' Anyway, whether it was an excess of chicken noodle soup, or[…]
[…]bout it now and I realise that Ludwig Berger was on it too. And the strange thing was that almost at the same time as that I was in a play called The Golden Toy at the Coliseum, a musical which Ninette de Valois had arranged the dances and I was the principle dancer with Freddie Franklyn whose now i[…]
[…]esk full of things and getting everything wrong. It was a bit of a comedy little film for the Post-Office and it was it was great fun meeting Richard Golden. [00:06:15] I: Goolden? [00:06:16] Goolden, I said Golden I apologise... Goolden. So that was a bit different. [00:06:22] Film P[…]
[…]got most of the best songs in it. And the next show we wrote I brought him over, by this time they'd gone to Italy, this was 1960, a thing called the Golden Touch which was a disastrous, it only ran 2 weeks at the Piccadilly Theatre, but it brought Sergio Frankie over and the poor chap was unemploye[…]
