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[…] his rel ationship with figures such as Tom O’Brien of NATKE and Alan Sapper of ACT. Particularly important films he […]

[…] they were all covered in.[OI] Yes.6And the members at that time were happy about it. [OI] Yes.And we had no, we did have some trouble with NATKE at one time, Kelly started giving me stamps to sell to people that were projectionists and all that and ultimately with the result of the tripar[…]

[…]d we got our permits for the Americans to come in. You know, Tom O'Brien also was quite a character in his way... Roy Fowler: Would you say that NATKE was more difficult than ACT? Andy Worker: No, no. Roy Fowler: They were very co-operative? Andy Worker: Ah hmm, Frank Chappell[?][…]

[…]were the crews like? Were they co-operative? They were.In point of fact it was very much a family atmosphere in a lot of instances.Yes. That went for NATKE and ETU as well as ACT?Well, as far as I know, but at that time I was more head office staff. I worked at the studios but I wouldn’t have quite […]

[…] atmosphere in a lot of instances. Yes. That went for NATKE and ETU as well as ACT? Well, as far […]

[…]g about that. I do know that. I know Bert sat up half the night working on the agreement and he was very appreciated at Thames Television and more by NATKE members than ETU members.Sid Cole: Because it was Tom O ' Brien who was secretary of NATKE and Sir Tom as he became didn't have a very good repu[…]

[…] he was very appreciated at Thames Television and more by NATKE members than ETU members. Sid Cole: Because it was […]