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CB: YesI: at Ideal, was that out at Elstree?CB: I can’t remember. I’ve got a feeling that was shot at St. Margaret Studios at Twickenham. These were tiny whiny parts that I did while waiting for Mr Bramble to give me my big brakeI: Oh, I see, what one day,[…]
[…]roofread this and/or other interviews. If you want to help, please contact BEHP Secretary, sue.malden@btinternet.com.SPEAKER: F1Law effects and Margaret Thompson into the gut begins. This code is b c f K L and S 1 3 4 8 eleven twelve 15 16 20. The data for fiscal February 1991. This is being r[…]
Interview with Marion GriersonInterviewer: Margaret Thompson MT: This is Margaret Thompson interviewing Marion Grierson; documentary film director, editor reporter, literary editor and writer.these were the professions that she followed in the early years of documentary filmmaking. She later we[…]
[…]le: Yes.Tilly Day: And I remember he gave a little speech about me in the cutting rooms.Sidney Cole: When was that?Tilly Day: And Margaret Yarde was on the film, and she had a very difficult part of throwing her hands about and that sort of thing, and they did all different angle[…]
[…]ross: None whatever.Arthur Graham: Where were you living at that time? How did you get to and from work?Eric Cross: I was living with my mother at St Margaret's and I just walked up the road.Arthur Graham: To the Twickenham Studios?Eric Cross: Yes.Arthur Graham: What wages did you get?Eric Cross: Tw[…]
[…] cutting rooms. Sidney Cole: When was that? Tilly Day: And Margaret Yarde was on the film, and she had a […]
[…] Eric Cross: I was living with my mother at St Margaret's and I just walked up the road. Arthur Graham: […]
[…] I went to visit this place. And I have to say that it was exactly in many circumstances, like the smallest Show on Earth. The film of Peter Sellars, Margaret Rutherford, and Bernard Myles about a little old cinema called the Biggio. Well, the burfi cinema was had a many of these, the the electricit[…]
[…] touch with him, and we went to ACAS, [Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service] and it was my longest session at ACAS as an official ever. And Margaret Salmon was then the director of HR at the BBC, she said to her chauffeur, who was a union member, “Don't go anywhere. We won't be long.” And […]
