[…]bout three girls. And they were on call one he did other moulds making moulds.Alan Lawson 13:50 Yes whatwere they for you Can you remember,Ron Hill 13:54 Camden Town but that was nothing nothing on my side.Alan Lawson 14:05 Then Then what what happened when […]
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[…] then the secretary of the Zoological Society and I was very happy about that, because of my interest in zoology. So we started out my first job. I remember the first day even I came prepared with sandwiches, because I had no idea that you could get a lunch when you worked in films, and we went out […]
[…] Wardour Street, where we took over Edibell Studios - the Edibell company - they had a studio on the top floor and we had the top two floors. And I remember very well we paid three hundred[p1] a year for them inclusive, including the studio.Alan Lawson: What actual job did you do?Cyril Penningt[…]
[…] a director, aren't you? Cyril Pennington-Richards: I'm talking as a member of - a customer as well. Colin Moffat: Would […]
[…]sturbed because if they happen to have come out rather darker than some of the whites, they were victimized quite definitely by the army kids and I remember being in a playground and having to fight the battle on behalf of a rather darker child who claimed to be Welsh. These kids obviously wan[…]
[…]ir. That was mainly apprentices to where I was sent was the biggest don't we had about 4000 trainees. At that time, this is in the 19, early 1950s. Remember, when the Cold War was at its height, so everyone was on military awareness. And I haven't done my basic training there. I was asked to join th[…]
[…]dio. And Marcel Varnel was our normal directorthere. Once, I think we made after 9 Days a Queen, the next one was Good MorningBoys, as far as I can remember. It is very difficult to remember the sequence of picturesthere.Roy Carter: Do you remember how much they paid you when you started.Maurice Car[…]
[…]y town called Galbally, G-A-L- B- A- double L-Y. My dad was a trade unionist, and not a trade union official, but he worked in Creamery, and he was a member, an active rep for the Irish Transport and General Workers Union. And my mother was a publican, but during one of the many recessions we had in[…]
[…]film that was censored was destroyed, [I’m] furious because there was some great stuff. 1973-73, Till Death Do Us Part fifth series.And then I became honorary godfather to Cambridge Footlights that year, which was a pleasant jump from Alf Garnett to slightly more pleasant company, this was 1974. And[…]
