Taylor Downing

[…] a series called Camera, which was a history of photography. MW: Right. TD: With several illustrious people: Maxine Baker was the Producer, Martin Smith was one of the Directors, first time I’d met and worked with Martin, who again would feature very substantially later. MW: So you we[…]

Harry Fowler

[…] have a conversation with Harry Fowler without mentioning Kenny Lynch.HF: Well, we were for three years as partners on a show we nicked off Rowan and Martin really: Rowan and Martin were an American pair who simply walked on the stage, middle of the stage and did a brief ordinary chat on it? [adopts[…]

John Cotter

[…]era before in their lives, others were established camera men. But theestablished camera men usually worked as war correspondents, like my father and Martin Grayand people like that - they all worked as war correspondents and were consequently living asofficers in the mess. I can remember in France […]

Dennis Main Wilson

[…]il the war happened.There was a marvellous place in the West End it had been Gatti’s old restaurant, just off The Strand or between The Strand and St Martin’s Lane which have been endowed by Lord Nuffield to be the Nuffield Forces Centre, and it was run by a fabulous woman called Mary Cook, who love[…]

Erwin Hillier

[…]ime was, you know, floating on there too. And he had his offices at the old house, in the old house. And, you know, he and Salter used to meet up Bay Martin, as I knew sort of so well. It's, you know, we always got a conversation, and we inquired about what I was doing. And he was very naturally amb[…]

Alan Izod

[…]people didn't have an interpreter and sort of messenger.Stephen Peet  29:47  In that case, yes, but I don't quite recall it might have been Martin. His other name. I also forget there. No, maybe it was later on FrodoAlan Izod  29:58  was the man whose name we were seeking. Freder[…]

Harry Miller

[…], Drummond Street, off Hampstead Road.   I don’t think we stayed there very long because we moved from there to a place called New Street, in St Martin’s Lane, opposite Daley’s.   ALAN LAWSON: Slap bang in the middle of things.HARRY MILLER: And that’s when my father was at the Hippodr[…]

Dallas Bower

[…]n't know what Alan thinks, I think he's grinning at me, but I don't know what Alan thinks about this but he, he was very much he was very much a martinet you know.Alan Lawson  33:22 He was.Dallas Bower  33:23 He was very much a martinet. And I mean, he had these aw[…]

Chris Kelly

[…]now piece of music of measures if you hit them on the head. So recently a It's come to my mind as a result, probably because of the COVID issues that Martin you know, the the royalties went down quite considerably. And really to try and start to build it up again at the age that I am. And I do have […]
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