[…]rilliantly done. That was ’67, all that, and then, ’68, I did another television – I did a lot of television at that time – with Pamela Brown again: “Mary Queen of Scots” (1969).[92] She played Elizabeth and I played Mary. That was television, and then Bill and I did a film in Scotland called Ring o[…]
[…].Colin Moffat: I mean it was Church of England?Philip Donnellan: Oh yes, yes, yes. I mean we're actually, before that my parents had discovered Mary Baker Eddy and Christian Science. So by 1937 I was what is known or was known in the Army as an O.D., Other Denomination. I was a Christian Scien[…]
[…]very good thing here and then we're going to be splendid. And then they were doing also series on the lives of the great musicians. Chopin with Mary Ellis? playing Georges Sands Alan Legard 19:03 Oh, yes, Mary EllisRichard Marden 19:05 Oh, God Who? famous guitarist[…]
[…]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[…]
[…]e president of the academy. Unfortunately I couldn't get there which is probably just as well as I didn't get the Oscar. I got another nomination for Mary Queen of Scots but that was a couple of years later on in life. What happened was that after working for Hal Wallis - I thoroughly enjoyed workin[…]
[…]bsp; First and foremost, where and when were you born?A 36. Mary McCall(?) Nursing Home, Fortnam Road, Stockwell. Q And schooling?A &n[…]
[…]there with the girl who was called the producer’s secretary. And I remember a very unhappy episode, not to me thank God, there was a nice girl called Mary Bassett, she worked for Robert Barr and in those days the plans were very small of course.Yes.Not these great, there was no photocopying, and the[…]
