[…] that time: The Free Communications Group, which had started some years before; The 76 Group, which was an organisation of production staff from both ITV and the BBC, and that was amazingly the first occasion when I had ever met a counterpart of mine who worked in commercial television. I[…]
[…]nt to work and I started writing again. And to anyone who could look at bio people did and chiefly to begin with was the BBC. And then I read it, the ITV was just starting up, I 'd done three or four things for the BBC. During the first thing of all, which was standby to shoot, which was a thr[…]
[…]e went to the West End, we went to New York, no British company would video it, with that castNorman Swallow: ExtraordinaryLindsay Anderson: The BBC, ITV no one would do it. We went to New York, we did it there successfully. Channel 13 —in New York — said they would like to video it. We came back he[…]
[…]would like to say about how things are, will be, I'm talking about the future of, of, British television especially of course, the future of the BBC, ITV.David Attenborough: Everything, particularly television is changing enormously. And it is futile and Canute like to suppose that things, any eleme[…]
[…] world. And I fought very hard and lost someone again get. Are the worst people we have. I'm talking about 15 years ago now. To deal with the BBC the ITV countries actually were quite good. They are wanted the fail or they did and they said so. And if they did they pay bit. For it. And. That was fin[…]
[…]e, hmm.Fred Tomlin: Well Pip Pearson. And we carried on there for a while and then eventually they er - oh things happened. Talkies - the television, ITV was coming into it, so Southall Studio was taken over by Pearl and Dean, the - you know you used to see the adverts on. And they wanted a sound cr[…]
