[…]e were only too glad to be down on the ground. Anyway I did something to my knee I don't know what it was I and we were sent to hospital and Princess Mary's at Horton? and I went to an end of it and the thing was I think one of my wife to know that I have a crash so I arranged with the nurses to put[…]
[…]on Sainthill was working on Look Back in Anger and asked JR to design the costumes; on working with Harry Saltzman, Tony Richardson, John Osborne and Mary Ure; the film was a real act of collaboration; Monty Berman asked JR to redesign the costumes for the UK version of ‘West Side Story’ as the orig[…]
[…]nication I have now...with anybody. I like to go up to Alexandra Palace on this yearly thing when they have a reunion of the old er... Sylvia Peters, Mary Malcolm, and...all that...you know.Alan Lawson: Yes. They did have one last year.Cyril Page: Last year, that's...well I...Alan Lawson: It was ver[…]
[…] So I've an idea that Kenny may have been a bit too strong for Corny. And the one thing I always remember about that film, it took place on the Queen Mary or the Queen Elizabeth, I don't know, one of the big liners and the lady star was Betsy Drake who was married to Cary Grant in those days and we […]
[…] funny I mean the person who I seem to get it was Mike Michael Winner Mary. Yeah. We get on quite well actually. He's an awful so he's a funny bu[…]
[…] of its time, the sixties. Still, I think it holds up quite well, but clothes were very much on the change from what we’d all been used to. There was Mary Quant, Courreges in France, and there were the little white boots and the short skirts. It was Julie Christie herself who was always saying, “Mak[…]
[…] the time, a lady called Matilda Etches. She had quite a small workroom, but she was making clothes for people like Margot Fonteyn and Pamela May and Mary Ellis and...These were everyday clothes or more for their professional...Some everyday but more theatre clothes, yes. She did ballet, she did all[…]
