[…]if he's getting a bit close but you couldn't with De Bries The man in charge of it. De Bries there was a man called Shatzow it's a J said O W and his London representative was Mr fuzhowasky stuff was he asking and we'd have a lot of trouble with focus with those De Bries there was a ball went throug[…]
[…]ot the first one I have not read either road south of Algiers apartment in London they rue a beautiful stranger. Then afterwards I left overbearing and I set&nb[…]
[…] 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[…]
[…]ling did you have?Gordon McCallum : Well we went to live in Hove and I was at a small private school there for some time. Then my father came back to London to work and I had a couple of years at Clarke's College which was destined to make me a suitable candidate for some kind of business work, and […]
[…]was when I left school and when I was about sixteen I got a job with an American filmmaker called Alan Forbes. Alan made documentary films. He was in London and he taught me about editing, and about camera operating, and about sound, and basically was a very committed filmmaker. And, God, I was luck[…]
[…]Date: 1994-03-22Interviewers: Rodney Giesler Interviewee: John KrishTape 1, Side 1This is an interview with John Krish, recorded by Rodney Giesler in London on 22nd March 1994.Rodney Giesler: When were you born?John Krish: 1923.Rodney Giesler: And can you tell me a bit about your background, family […]
[…]f Span was related to us - do I need to go into all this?Q Well, it is interesting background.2A And a few years ago - I mean I was already living in London - and my sister, by accident, who went to Glasgow - a member of the Span family had a tobacconist shop in Glasgow, by sister looked in and she […]
[…]s based on readings from the original cassette recording.Tape 1 Side 1The date is the 1st of July 1991. We’re at 17 – right - Chesham Street, in London. And the interview is with Elisabeth Furse. Elisabeth, tell me, first of all, when and where you were born, if it isn't too ungallant to ask yo[…]
[…]n my diary, but roughly I think it would be about... oh... throughout the first year I should think; during which time, we made 'The First Days' and 'London Can Take It' and that sort of thing, you know. It was a very, very trying period, because nobody - as Harry Watt has explained so well - nobody[…]
[…]licity. He would give me the job and as a time when the compliment allowed two juniors to be taken on he was as good as his word. And in 1938, I left London I lived in digs at  Blackheath, I was paid two pounds 10 a week and was a bit mortified that Jack Lee the other boy Jack had almost paid t[…]
