Gerry Morrisey

[…] 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 […]

Philip Bonham-Carter

[…] the recordist, my assistant, and Franc, and it became pretty clear to me that certain patterns would happen. Most of it happened in the kitchen, and Margaret, who was the mother of the family, would be peeling the spuds in the kitchen or whatever and if I could see, or Franc could see people, you k[…]

Robert M (Bob) Angell

[…]is time that got married. I was married in 1956. And just before we leave film partnership I'm eternally grateful to Michael John's because his wife, Margaret, and my wife, Jean, were young girls who'd come from the country. Margaret, from how my wife from Barisan Edmunds to the great city, and live[…]

Lois Singer

[…] regarded as having been the cream of British actors. Some of them, unfortunately no longer with us, some of them are happily, Paul Scofield was one. Margaret Layton, Stanley Baker, Robin Bailey, Denis Quilley, Paul Eddington, they were all young actors in the company.  Joyce Robinson […]

Diana Morgan

[…]. We were playwrights. And then the war came. And I had a play on at St Martin’s. SC: What was that called? DM: A House in the Square. With Margaret Rawlings, Lilian Braithwaite, Stewart Granger, and Derek Farr, whom I took out of Swinging the Gate and shoved into that. And that was where […]

Philip Donnellan

[…]termined and direct woman of a sort that is not often encountered in any form of life. I would have said that intellectually she was streets ahead of Margaret Thatcher but of a similar similar Napoleonic tendency. She certainly destroyed the to a very large extent the will and capacity of a signific[…]

Renee Glynne

[…] Powell and Gaby, and Launder and Gilliat (TIME 16.02) ... all puppeteering, I mean, that’s unkind but it’s a joke word ... and he put Margaret Sibley as the Continuity. That’s OK. Yvonne Axworthy as her Assistant, and not me, anyway. But what they did to me, which was wonderful and e[…]
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