[…] “occasional members” (who was also attending Edinburgh University at the time) when Graham encountered him at a civil service meeting he attended in London. Spotting Gordon Brown standing alone at the gathering, he wandered up and introduced himself as one of the team who ran the EUFC while the Cha[…]
[…]e in what they called those. They were little they were had a little screen here and rewind. Now I stuck it together and then I actually dubbed it in London using boozy in hot desks and some mu sic that I'd recorded on on my tape recorder.SPEAKER: M19Gosh I had an I had a German tape recorder. Was i[…]
[…] I mean my sister I until pretty late on. In 1962 I think it was when we were living in, not my sister and I, when I was married and living in London for a couple of years and one night there was a knock on the front door and when I opened the door there was an oldish man there who turned out[…]
[…]k, or, or, do, do little girls still do that today?
I think they do that today a lot. My daughter was very keen on horses; living in the centre of London, here in Chelsea, she didn’t get a lot of chance, but she loves riding. And now living in California she has her own horse. So I think... I thi[…]
[…]f you want to become a journalist, don’t go and become a cub reporter in the provinces or anything: fast track is join a very small niche magazine in London.”Nursing Times or whatever – in my case The Financial World. And that will be a much, much easier stepping stone to try for journalis[…]
[…] fast track is join a very small niche magazine in London. " Nursing Times or whatever – in my case […]
[…] years. And my great great grandfather came to this country beginning of a century. And actually, my forefathers were mostly conductors. They came to London and conducted, I think, Ferdinand Hillier at 1890 something at Alberto, and then he went to Birmingham. And they all loved this country. They k[…]
[…]tudios and I'll show you what a terrible life it is. So I persuaded my father was a real working farmer to take minutes to take a day off and come to London and travel out to Pinewood Studios and this was in late 1942 early 43. And.SPEAKER: M5So this was in fact John Monk was it who.SPEAKER: M2John […]
[…]t in cinema when you're at Cambridge, you kind of wish. You hadn't thought of it as a career. It was more of anMichael Clarke 30:56 Intel London thing of a career now, when the wall was clearly gradually being won or coming to them. The dreadful thought having to have a career. I had bee[…]
[…]y, by what steps I don't know, he became a brewer. And from the earliest time that I remember him, he was head Brewer at Meux's Brewery Limited in in London, which was practically on the site where the British Film Institute later was in in the corner of great Russell Street. And I think this site w[…]
