Mike Hodges

[…]You did - I mean, there was, you did, you got 10 pounds a week. And the advantage was that you work with every single company there was I mean, we're Granada you work with the BBC, you work with ATV you worked with ABC you worked, you know, so you were going around all over the place. And whilst the[…]

Sydney Samuelson

[…]to, didn’t yer um you started providing er World in Action didn’t you?SAMUELSON: Yes, ............... that was a wonderful contract forus. They, when Granada set up World in Action it was run from Golden Square (yes) and they decided that ....they’d used us many time that instead of taking on the ov[…]

Charles Picken

[…]es would even consider matching and there was a more enduring memento of a small carriage clock for managers with the same service. At this time Granada (a former national cinema chain) and many of its own Bingo operations had been acquired by Bass Breweries. As part of that new conglomerate’s […]

Jenny Barraclough

[…]te a novel whiletrying to get a job but I didn't get far with a novel. Then, I knew somebody who knew JeremyIsaacs that's how it went who was then at Granada and Jeremy said he'd introduce me to TimHewitt. And Tim Hewatt said, ‘Well I don't know you from Adam or Eve and I don't knowwhether you're an[…]

Julia Cave

[…]course by the time finished, gone, shooting ratio was almost 1 to 1Julia Cave:  Yeah.Norman Swallow: I’m going back 32 years.  That was for Granada not the BBC.Alan Lawson: But anywayJulia Cave:  But that revolution has changed the way everybody thinks about everything and what’s actu[…]
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