[…]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[…]
[…]hood. Well I was born on the 18th of August 1922. Uh the east side of London Manor Park. And. At that time. My father who had been in the Royal F[…]
[…] Perth Rep? Yes. And then what, what brought you to London? What, what, what were your ambitions at that particular […]
[…]Oh sorry. [Laughter] Moira Armstrong DRAFT. Tape 1 Side A Mm, out of university? Yes.In to The Perth Rep? Yes.And then what, what brought you to London? What, what, what were your ambitions at that particular time, can you remember? I mean what, were they entirely theatrical as it were or...? O[…]
[…]1 I was born in East Ham. East Ham Memorial Hospital 27th of September 1938. Stephen Peet 1:30 That's East Ham, London, Mike Fentiman 1:32 East Ham, London. Is there another? Stephen Peet 1:36 Yes, to get wha[…]
[…]f their film magazine which was called Sequence, together with a friend called Peter Ericson, who was at New College, and later when we brought it to London, Gavin Lambert, whom I'd known at Cheltenham. Sequence flourished for a bit and I became a sort of film critic.Norman Swallow: Now we've got on[…]
[…] Berkshire or somewhere. They had better sessions in the West End, like. So it was a sort of fringe work I was doing. And occasionally in some of the London clubs but nothing regular. But I used to give the comics, a couple of comics I gave them a couple of lines, that sort of thing, talk them throu[…]
[…] was still following me, because I was then posted to London District Signal Squadron. It was my first qualified posting. […]
[…] at New College, and later when we brought it to London, Gavin Lambert, whom I'd known at Cheltenham. Sequence flourished […]
