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[…] the gods at the Theatre Royal, seeing all the pre- London shows. And I had intended trying to go on […]

[…]n room watching the proceedings and the Katie Katie 12 projectors were showing the film many years later, when, when I was working in the West End of London, I went into Frank brockless One Afternoon to pick up a piece of equipment. And we, I was talking to the guy in there, and he came up with this[…]

[…]e 1Sydney Samuelson: Well we're sitting here on the 2nd August 1995. We're in the meeting room of the British Film Commission, at 70, Baker Street in London, and the interviewee is no less than Miss Erica Masters, a legendary production person in our industry, sadly not living in this country any lo[…]

[…]hat time?Joy Batchelor: Anything but teach. [laughs] Which is what my parents dearly wanted me to do, but I'm afraid I stuck my heels in, and went to London to look for a job, and do you know nobody wanted me. There I was, brilliant, talented, young - you know - and nobody would give me a job! [laug[…]

[…]lins family, and I used to spend all my spare pocket money going down and queuing up for the pit or the gods at the Theatre Royal, seeing all the pre-London shows. And I had intended trying to go on to university, but it was very difficult at that time because you’d got all the people leaving the fo[…]

[…] I then left the film unit and came back to London and went to Bobbington into the Armoured Corps and […]

[…] only just started, they came from Isleworth. Roy Fowler: Yes, London Films do you mean? Tom Peacock: London Films yeah. And […]

[…]ions on a part time basis.  First of all, at I think it was called the Nottingham and District Technical College and then after, when I moved to London, at North West Poly.  So that’s where I did my professional qualifications.SUE MALDEN: [TIME 03:10]    What did you say the name[…]

[…] in my second year at Glasgow University, they moved to Edinburgh and I transferred to Edinburgh University and graduated. After graduating I went to London to try and find a job as many Scots had done before me. It was a time of high unemployment everywhere. Highly qualified people, people more qua[…]

[…]ent on to...Alan Lawson: Yes we do, yes, yes.David Prosser: (Chuckles). Oh, to um, er, a college called Imperial College of Science and Technology in London University, but it regarded itself as separate from London University...it was based in South Ken., and, er, I was at the Royal College of Scie[…]