[…]deal with that one by one on your own orNorman Swallow 21:14 something to be fair, I found the same thing. When I left the BBC, I went to Granada. And I found that they had the same virtues of the BBC has that you're talking about? I found myself with them protected in the same way? in a[…]
[…]list, Dennis Pitts who used to be the editor of the Girly magazine – what was it called? Lilliput.NS: Was he? Was he the Dennis Pitts that worked for Granada?DMW: Yes.NS: I knew him.DMW: Then it all starts to go wrong: Oh, we did The Royal Command Variety Show, that was fun -then Till Death Do Us Pa[…]
[…]d. We were married and that's an interesting game back here we go back to film about ownership of. Our own film company. It was just that moment when Granada was opening up in Manchester. So we took the chance of leaving home to open part of myself to open an office in Manchester. She had a differen[…]
[…]just had to build the chamber and it's quite acomplicated set with all those step ups and seats, and one has to be so technically correct.Roy Fowler: Granada I think currently has a more or less exact replica which they seem tokeep standing.Maurice Carter: I think it's probably taken out of, I think[…]
[…]and all sorts of jealousies, what I gather, although I've never been to one of their committee meetings. For instance if something as an example from Granada has been turned down as a second series because IT hasn't worked, it may have been an absolute turkey too and not deserved a second series, th[…]
[…] the silents are on I always do a couple.When we get back to the pipe organ, there was always the recitals in cinemas, there was the Walthamstow, the Granada at Walthamstow, they’ve got a very nice Christie there, a double console one. I made a recording on the Leicester Square. I just realised, wha[…]
[…]nbsp;working with four of them in different parts of the world on location jobs Granada Television desperately needed the crewing they had the administrative ability but […]
[…]inding particular shots for things, and Mickey was enormously pleased with this. And there was one charming moment when we went to the preview at The Granada, Slough, and um - there, Irving and Mickey, who were all best of friends by this time - Conrad Veidt was there. And I had worked very hard on […]
[…]ore since before taking as a Tesco store, as I say, this Globe cinema belonged to London districts cinemas limited. Then out of that, the Granada took the cinema and renamed it the Century, and that still stands, but alas, the Imperial cinema is now gone.Albert Critoph 19:10 […]
[…]ion coming out who've never worked anywhere else. So they know what's bad, but they don't know what's good. They've not worked the BBC, not worked in Granada, they've not worked here and there. They don't know what's good. Then I think it's time to go. Because what's the good of trying to produce ex[…]
