[…]lar, about the fact that for instance, the person who mixes Later with Jools Holland is now 75 years old, when he either dies, or decides to hang his headphones up, who's going to replace him? Well, there's one person who's sitting in the wings at the moment who doesn't do the job as well, but he's […]
[…]it was film related and I was a member of the National Film Theatre, I applied and strangely I was taken on. For quite a high level job which was the Head of Film and Television Acquisitions. So I leap-frogged a number of people I realised later. I was interviewed by ErnestLindgren, the original cur[…]
[…]ery difficult, although I can have a very unpleasant time like that. And the compensation was music. They had a very, very good music department. The head which Michael Caine stops was, am I speaking too loud? I'm not loud enough. Is that right? Yes, okay. A man called Ken Stubbs, who was ultimately[…]
[…] spring that you had to attach to open the velvet lock, so that you could feed the film into the magazine. And of course, I got flustered and lost my head completely! I was in there an hour and a half and I thought I'd got it in, all was fine, but of course, the bloody cap of the magazine hadn't bee[…]
[…] magazine. And of course, I got flustered and lost my head completely! I was in there an hour and a […]
[…] magazine. And of course, I got flustered and lost my head completely! I was in there an hour and a […]
[…]her a right one! But now, that would be, presumably, a bit misinterpreted as being - but Sam was great! I: OK. So, I've just got to start with a head thing. So, this is an interview with Judy Ritchie for the Scottish Broadcasting Heritage Group's Oral History project. The interviewer is Janet M[…]
[…] you back us? Jonathan Balcon 13:17 Yup. I think that in those early days I'm sure that's what happened. But then of course we jump ahead very slightly. and we get I think it's to 1923, '24 and he and Victor Saville and various other people including ... Oh, goodness, it'll come to […]
