[…]went to Gresham's in Norfolk which was a peculiar public school. I think it had been very progressive in the 1900s and it had quite an intellectual a group of boys, we came from intellectual families mainly . W. H. Auden had been there just before and at that point he hadn't been regarded as respect[…]
[…]ema screen they would be performing their set in front of the curtain. This was re-iterated to them by Ted during the sound check set-up at which the group members all politely acceded to our request claiming they understood fully our need to prevent any possible damage to the screen. The other aspe[…]
[…]y, I think he was already repeating himself. I think Diary for Timothy is a repeat of Listen to Britain, and that's sad. And I think had he gone into Group 3 and started to try and make features, I think he would have been so unhappy that he would have gone back to painting or poetry, but wanting to[…]
[…] relationship with Launder and Gilliat. He became a producer through Group 3 in the 1950s, and his later productions include Two […]
[…] course = learned later of his failure when he was Group 3. NS: Group 3, yes Group 3? SN: Yeah, Group […]
