[…], nee Renée Galler. I was born in Hackney in 1926 which was the year of The General Strike, of very nice parents, whose parents were living in Russia at the time of the pogroms and left in, say, 1890, something like that. Went from there, accidentally, to New York – I think they were meant[…]
BECTU History Project - Interview No. 177 [Copyright BECTU]  Transcription Date: ???Interview Date: 1991-01-16 Interviewer: Sidney ColeInterviewee: Muriel Box Tape 1, Side 1Sidney Cole : It's great to be here recording you because we've both (Alan and I) read that fascinatin[…]
[…]er. And so one went another, by now, squabbling with Peter coma, or the fellow in the band, although I say I see him now every time he comes home and lifetime things, and also realizing that I couldn't go on my lifelong playing clarinet in the middle of the night, and also aware of the fact that the[…]
[…] a children's film. Oh I've missed out all the children's films which we made, for the Children's Film Foundation. We made a lot which won one or two awards, Venice and for children's films. Do you remember Mary Field, she was the head of the Children's Film Foundation and she was a wonderful person[…]
[…]eter Williams Television’ didn’t really make any difference from making them for Meridian – not Meridian, but Southern or BBC or whoever, because the achievement is in telling the story. 13.01MS: I was interested in the esteem part of it. I was wondering what it was, because you know how m[…]
[…]e was another Bunker being made here which was being shown and there was an Italian Bunker being shown so ours was never shown but we did get an Emmy award and so did Tony Hopkins, and it was really wonderful. TD: Did you make it in the studio in Boulogne [?] or... AY: No we ma[…]
[…]the festival from the start had agreed it had to include a movie theater, which they named the Telekinema. And this was to show the best of technical achievements of British film and television, and this started a whole new episode in the cinema. The first thing was that Raymond Spottiswoode wa[…]
[…]MW: Yes.AL: You brought to it in at 65.DMW: I brought it in at 65, like I said. Just under.AL: What was the series?DMW: Marty. That’s what we won the award for at Montreux.NS: Quite right too.DMW: We won the Silver Rose at Montreux.NS: And  Tom Sloan was  happy  for  once.D[…]
[…]nscript.NB Ums and ers have generally been omitted.Subject: Laura Mulvey[LM]      Interviewer: Emma Smart (BFI) [ES]: Date 27th November 2007Other crew:  Christophe Dupin[CD], cameraCD [Inaudible, possibly Come on In] off camera.00.04 ES: OK so could you just star[…]
[…]n, yeah. TD: One of the reviews of the series, the Thames series Palestine, by Brian Winston spoke about in The Listener spoke about the Academy Award winning film research, so that went straight onto my CV [Murray laughs] and I thanked him. Every time I see Brian Winston I thank him again for […]
