[…] By the time I started as a trainee, Norman’s health had deteriorated and he was never to work at this unit again. He would eventually be replaced by Jimmy Corrance who had been working for an independent chain in Bellshill at the time. Jimmy hit a bit of flack from other Odeon Chiefs in other units[…]
[…]od called Patrick Knowles, a stand in, Michael Rennie, a stand in and extra, Stewart Grainger, a stand in, Michael Wilding, a stand in and extra, not Jimmy Grainger. But there were a gang of us that used to be there, whether were were working or writing or doing extra work.RF: It sounds rather like […]
[…] tubby Glaswegian. He was a clown and a good one. Jimmy Gold, who was his partner originally had the reputation […]
[…]s describe precisely the format.DS: Well, the classic one was Jim’s Inn, it was a brilliant idea somebody had, it certainly wasn’t me, that Jimmy Hanley had a country pub...JPH: It was Jimmy’s idea, wasn’t it? DS: It was Jimmy Hanley’s idea. JPH: Jimmy suggested it.DS: This was well i[…]
[…] who else was on the course? Leonard Harris: Oh er, Jimmy Carr. Alan Lawson: Yes, World Wide? Leonard Harris: World […]
[…]Oh they don’t have an audience at all”, so I said, “Oh I’d love to go and see it being recorded.” And he said, “Well it just happens that Jimmy Grant, who’s the producer, is a very good friend of mine. Leave it with me and I’ll have a word with him.” 15:14 And I had[…]
[…]lokes who'd been army and I can't remember any of them. They weren't BBC people the balance blokes. I'm just trying to think of any other BBC people. Jimmy Kingsbury, do you remember Jimmy? John P. Hamilton 5:23 Oh Jimmy. Yes, yes. John Ammonds&[…]
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Kay[ph] she was always called.
Right. Mhm. Right. How many in the family? Because one knows really the, Joseph, the – James rather.
Yes, Uncle Jimmy.
Y es.
Well there was the, Joseph was the father.
Father.
Yes. And then there was James, Uncle Jimmy, who was the oldest, who was, m[…]
