[…]o he was dead, and I had to earn a living. So it's case of crime or photography, because I became a photographer. Do youRoy Fowler  0:55  remember what your early leanings were as a school? Oh, boy, as young,Keith Ewart  1:02  I remember one report that said, may we ask prey, wha[…]
[…]sp;RS: Indeed. And how embarrassing to be reminded! I can only say in my defence it’s so recent I haven’t got used to it. Yes, FIAF has a category of Honorary Membership which it confers on people which it considers to have given the Federation, I guess, long service and good conduct, and this year’[…]
[…]tried to do, but I was so interested in everything. I think that I was very musical and that helped and I was always making up little dances. And I remember going in to the bedroom in the morning saying I've made up a dance. They always had stories and it must have been terribly boring to my poor mu[…]
[…]hell. The boom operator was is Tony Cripps, and the sound camera operator was Roy Charman. So, I couldn't believe it. You know, I was on actually I remember I visited the set on on the interview day and was a crane swooping in over the bed with Jimmy Bawden, the camera operator on on. AndJohn Guille[…]
[…]ger. I have the pleasure of doing the interview, my name is Sydney Samuelson and I am the British Film Commissioner. And my first question is, if I remember correctly, you have an exotic birthplace, am I right or have I got that...?Erica Masters: Absolutely right, I was born in Guatemala. In fact I […]
[…]He was away a lot.Alan Izod  2:27  Yes,  I don't recall my own father at all, not even in the in the haziest  way. And I always remember my stepfather as my father. And he is a man who has fairly colourful past he was. I have a letter written by the captain of the Windjammer whic[…]
[…]ion she speaks more qualitatively about her life and work, in the second session she is looking through photographs identifying various cast and crew members on different productions. Many of the stories told in the second session repeat material from the first session. Day is 84 years old at the ti[…]
[…]grapher and, unfortunately, all his equipment was lost during the Clydebank Blitz but I think, perhaps, that's where the bug originated from. But I remember when it first really took hold was when I went with my parents to watch a live show at Scottish Television called The One O'Clock Gang back in […]
[…] of five to eight and then I went to aprimary school and then I went to a very well known girls’ school called NorthLondon Collegiate.Oh, oh yes, I remember that well.Yes, yes, yes, yes.What, over in Edgware.Yes, in Canons, yes it had just, it had just moved to Canons during the war actually, yes, y[…]
