Transcript created Sep 16, 2018 4:30:57 PM, from an automated transcription service, supplied by John Harwood and edited by David Sharp in 2019. The numbers in square brackets are timecodes. [Filming began outside]Interviewer: Jimmie King. David Woodward on camera.[TAP[…]
[…]of that in those terms, except the documentary boys I feel, I mean the shelves unit and, and they had a sort of, and the post office union with, with John Gresham [ph 18:50] they had, they had political aims, you see.Right.They did this. But I was in pictures, you see. So...So, I was going to say le[…]
[…]zod  36:17  yes, it was. I met them most of them initially at that at that studio, I think and such, so those are mentioned and people like john Taylor. So um, they were they were some of them were running their own companies outside or doing things like working for what's it called? reali[…]
[…]mateur films of the year, which he man is, you know, gave it quite high profile, he showed the 10 best at the BFI and usually got some celebrity like John Mills or Glenda Jackson to hand out the trophies. And he enjoyed enjoy that side of it as well. He enjoyed the glamour side effects, he became qu[…]
[…]years [long pause] And I sort of planned to work in the theatre when I came out, but it wasn’t, there wasn’t much work around and at about that time, John Warrington, who I’d worked with on ‘What’s My Line’ came to me and said what we really is somebody like you on ‘What’s My Line’ who’ll do researc[…]
[…] I earlier tried to get into the BBC. But of course they were taking everybody coming back from the forces, bit like the film industry, you know, the John Mitchell's all coming back from there. Anyway, the I've took the liberty of phoning the staff, establishment people, I think the Langham and I to[…]
[…]m Smart  9:23  yes, I wasn't actually on the shoot, but it was shot by one of the director, film directors who are working here then called John Sarsfield. And john went out to Calcutta and filmed the story of this. I can't remember his name now, but he was marvellous character. He was an […]
[…]ht, yes. DM: And we never read it. We never read the story at all, ever. So when I arrived there was a kind of a script, which I think Angus and John Dighton had done, hadn’t they? SC: Yes I think he had. DM: And it was pretty dire, quite honestly. Because Angus was a great wit and a […]
[…]early cars, and enjoyed being very much conservative, and he was a lifelong conservative. So and then we went into a little private school called St. John's, where I was terribly, terribly happy. And then we totally ran out of money. And I was taken out of that, and put into the local elementary sch[…]
