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[…]the established order of things. I know that I was twice turned it down by the BBC for their course. I met, who was that woman who was a very famous, MaryNorman Swallow: Mary Adams.Lindsay Anderson: Mary Adams and I think I met her. Then there was. Who? Then there was a man in chargeNorman Swallow: […]
[…]ob. That was alright. I think he thought it was all a bit satirical and that wasn't what his pantos were about. But that was alright. So I wrote with Mary Carridge the first Christmas show which I loved doing. Then I said to him, because Julian Slade down at Bristol he was writing a musical, why not[…]
[…] Charles. Was the secretary in the Cabinet department and and her assistant was Mary. And when I was in hospital the marvelous thing I think was the way th[…]
[…]bsp;How were the commercials made?Speaker 2  5:20  Well, there would be a lot of exterior work. AndSpeaker 2  5:35  if we go into Marylebone or I married when we use quite a lot. One or two we made, I remember one now was with, with, with, not Jack Claude Holbert at comont Lime G[…]
[…]r, don't think that! [Chuckles] But you want to know the history. And that was in the Hammersmith Road. Then as you get bigger you get sent to the St Mary's School in Brooke Green, there's a church there and being Catholics you had to do a lot of church work you see. But I was only average, I don't […]
[…] had some film and it might be in the country, I'll find out. He collected this film up and I went down the the Cinematheque, because I'd been there, Mary Merson I always found helpful, also i was on the general selection committee of the National Film Archive for a time, I think Edgar got me on it […]
