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BECTU History Project - Interview No. 367[Copyright BECTU] Transcription Date: 2003-11-18Interview Date: 1995-09-22 Interviewers: Rodney GieslerInterviewee: Dicky Leeman  Tape 1, Side 1Rodney Giesler: This is an interview with Dicky Leeman, by Rodney Giesler, in Bognor Regis. It'[…]
[…]wapped hats and having those animals as a sponsor new family sponsoring and your time and I found it intriguing is it actually confirmed a lot of my. Lifetime prejudices.SPEAKER: F14And thoughts about. I had to come to the conclusion over many years that film makers are very rarely in any kind of to[…]
[…]1, TAPE 1KGY: Can I ask you some details about your early life.CC: I was born on 18th March 1919 in Kensington. I had a French mother and an English father.KGY: You went to Wimbledon College,CC: King's College Wimbledon.KGY: Where were you living at that pointCC: We were living in Wimbledon, Parksid[…]
[…]many years, sometimes on, sometimes off, I was a vice president and chairman of the executive committee.AL:What do you think was your most successful achievement for the ACT?SC: I Suppose one makes a contribution by devoting a very large proportion of one’s time and effort to an institution in which[…]
[…]e really not touched...RF: Mary has a thoughtMH: As we have a minute or so, could we hear about the film, I remember watching it, the one you got the award for.LK: That was for Anthony Simmons[xlv]who is quite well knownRF: At HarlequinLK: At Harlequin and I cut two of his films, both of which got t[…]
[…]r/Designer, recorded on 30th January 1991.Interviewer, Sid Cole.SC: Teddy, it's lovely to see you after all these years. In these interviews we start at the beginning which as Alice was told was the right place to start. When were you born?EC: 1905.SC: And of course you were born very much into the […]
[…]ever worked on was men, a magnificent men and f9 machines with Ken and again, that was I mean, his history coming to life. And it is also a matter of achievement to see these pilots who were used to sort of landing on tarmac with modern aeroplanes having to go back to learn again to fly these new ai[…]
Alan Lawson  0:08  The copyright of this recording is vested in the BECTU history project. Ann Turner arts features television producer, interviewer, Norman Swallow, recorded on the 22nd of March 1995. side oneshouting No, no first where when were you born?Ann Turner  0:42  I was[…]
[…]he fellow became a director - oh heck - a young, well not all that young now, obviously - I'll think of it later. As a matter of fact he just got the award for the best colour photography and black and white photography this last year, I think it was a BAFTA award.Manny Yospa: Do you mean Bob Kraske[…]
