[…][laughter] Yes. And then of course because of the broadcasting, the success of it, whether he applied or was asked I don’t know, but we moved to London from Coventry when he became Musical Director for the BBC Variety Orchestra.How long were you in Coventry?DS: I can’t remember. I think it[…]
[…]l in Calgary and then I went 2 year’s school in Vancouver Island and then I came back and went for two more years in Calgary, and then I went down to London, Ontario, to University for a year because my grandmother lived down there and every summer we used to go down and stay with her, she had a far[…]
[…] more years in Calgary, and then I went down to London, Ontario, to University for a year because my grandmother […]
[…] came in, see - you know, the laser? And then they sent for me, fifteen years after! That's a long time, isn't it? So I went to Decca records, on the London Embankment, you know, and I met Mr Somes-Charlton[?]. Well actually the same day - I wasn't so keen about going there - I went to see Grafton R[…]
[…] shot on 35. And then the negative came back to London. And we used to ship the negative back and […]
[…]art with Sarah Erulkar?Well, you realise I’m from India, and I came over here when I was about five, when let’s face it, Indians were niggers in London, so it wasn’t a sort of terribly happy childhood.But I went to St Paul’s, I gather you’ll want to know, and then to university during thewar.Di[…]
[…] Alfred Duff[?] and it's due out daily. [NB Joseph McBride, "Frank Capra: The Catastrophe of Success", Simon & Schuster New York 1992 & Faber London 1992.]Roy Fowler: Is it? Oh I hadn't heard of that. McBride is a very well known writer, he's written about Orson Welles and quite a few import[…]
[…] a honeymoon, paid for by an Italian restaurant owner in London. Leoni's. I was his third customer when he started. […]
[…] age of about 16, I got very interested in in films, particularly the spaghetti westerns or Sergio Leone spaghetti westerns and I used to go all over London watching those trends because they were made in the 60s, but I only got into them in sort of like early 70s. And wherever I'd get the Evening S[…]
[…] please? Jill Craigie: Oh, I think I was born in London, but I'm a product who is rootless. Interviewer (unidentified): […]
