Keith Ewart

[…]unday time he was, he was, and so we carried on making commercials. And then that declined Tony Lawson went, Patrick Morgan went. I was then in comes Martin J lock. And by then we were doing very badly. And Martin J lock had been to America, chasing a wife and getting his children back and all the r[…]

Peter Williams

BRITISH ENTERTAINMENT HISTORY PROJECT INTERVIEW No 805 PETER WILLIAMS (PW) INTERVIEWED BY MARTIN SMITH (MS)   RECORDED at SWALE MEDIA ARTS CENTRE, SITTINGBOUNE KENT on 03 November 2021 Commenced 12.30pm; total duration 2h 47m PART 1TDF 14646_01  (RE-START AT 0[…]

Virginia McKenna

[…]k part in a musical called Something’s Afoot at the Hilton in Hong Kong,[129] and that was the chance again I had to work with George Cole and Vivian Martin,[130] who were marvellous, and we had such fun out in Hong Kong. I think it was about two, three weeks we were there. We were treated beautiful[…]

Pat Jackson

[…]to stop." And this went on for three magazines worth! We had half an hour of this! And then a most terrible thing happened. There was a fellow called Martin, a charming chap, about my age...who did precisely the same thing to those rushes as I had done trying to load my first magazine...he exposed o[…]

Norman Spencer

[…]avid said to me how the bloody hell do I get a certificate? And I said, Well, I tell you what I think why don't we I'll ring up the actors church, so Martin's in the fields, and speak to the authorities there and just say the problem, and perhaps they'll give him a certificate. The curate of some Ma[…]

Ronald Grant

[…] opposite me to do. We start, who are you? And what do you do?Speaker 1  0:34  Well, you would like to know what I do here. Yes, yes. Well, Martin and I began the museum because of my trip to Aberdeen in 1982. When I had sold an old tumbled down house, and for the first time in years, had […]

Bernard Ponsonby

[…]nd the education you got? R: I had three primary schools. The first was aged five, which was St. Dominic's in Castlemilk. The second one was St. Martin's in Castlemilk because they'd built an additional primary school because the population in the sixties in Castlemilk was increasing and then w[…]
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