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[…]e. And so, I was given the job of arranging the visits to all the what you might call the non-book libraries, you know, the Sound Archives, the Picture Library, the BBC still had Hulton Press then as well, and so I organised the visits, I talked to the committee both in formal sessions and inf[…]
[…] art in itself. You know, there was theatre, there was radio.Yes.But television drama was a thing apart, but it’s not like that now, mm.Yes. And then moving in to the, leaping ahead a bit in to the ‘70s.Mm.We started making big pictures in my, in my… Well, I deal with it is when I think was…Th[…]
[…]t Lockwood and all these titles then.SPEAKER: M6Somehow or other becoming a first assistant None laughs at Joanna Gordon. And then then we did. I was moving up very fast because Michael Truman was a remarkable. Help to me and I was eager to work.SPEAKER: M5What happened was I think were you working […]
[…]ind new detail and so that I suppose the preparation time is the time who's been with the producer once you once you get going Of course you're moving extremely quickly and and he kept a lot of the, the worries off my back I mean one of the one of the one of the worries he tried to help […]
[…] at acting ... John P. Hamilton 6:36 Were you purely a performe or did you indulge in in sound? Obviously we're moving towards your hobbies as a child, did they have any bearing on you're finishing up in the BBC and in broadcasting? John Ammonds […]
[…]id, Absolutely, absolutely unfit to travel, that he was determined. And he did and he died at sea. And I recall so vividly. That burial at sea was so moving, coffin being weighed, lowered. So we got to Avonmouth on the fourth or the fifth of November in an air raid, and the Daily Mail, the Dai[…]
[…]f men and all women and children have been taken off and the men singing land my father's I suppose, as they backed back against the wall, just going moving slowly back, and Humphrey was able to make ordinary people produce these wonderfully drunk dramatic effect on film, I would love to have tape o[…]
[…]ssionally?Charles Cooper: Well it actually started way back in the thirties. Of course prior to that in about 1930 - I was twenty at the time - I was moving politically more and more towards the left and through a friend who I hadn't seen for a few years, who'd had relatives over from Russia, and he[…]
