[…]here was big newspaper stuff for63Elizabeth Furse DRAFT. Tape 1 Side Bfront page and, and I was the heroine, you know. And I was on BBC, and I was on NBC and Ed Murrow had me on all the time. And so of course, they gave me all the time jobs, you know. You see when I arrived my mother-in-law wanted m[…]
[…]pped out after two and th other one who came in was Ed Newman who was NBC inLondon and it was simply and American looks at Britain. They sat in the st[…]
[…] the first time I met him. And it was, I must say, a most fascinating picture. It was okay. It was a picture that actually was made, I think, for for NBC. So it was really a theatrical thing, which I think they'd hoped, they'd hoped to have a to have a film, a film release, as well. But I have an id[…]
[…] So we now do talks with Disney. We do talks with Comcast. So as part of this, when Comcast showed an interest, so Comcast is Universal Studios, NBC, all of those, it’s endless. So basically, they came to us and said, “We want to work with the unions.” So I pulled all the UK entertainment union[…]
[…]orked for ATV with Dora Bryan?PETE MURRAY: Yes. That was called ‘Happily Ever After’ and unfortunately it was actually written by Americans and NBC, the National Broadcasting Company of America, (Time 1:00:56) actually sponsored the pilot we did for that. Now every station …[…]
[…] trips to America. I went to New York a lot as well and went to the Sherman Grinberg Library who have the Pathé and Paramount material and to CBS and NBC etc. etc. So, it was all terrific.
[…]- protecting their jobs. In the endthey had to see reason because everybody else was doing it. I mean, the tape was coming in tothe company from CBS, NBC and from the foreign film organisations and television organisationsand they had to, in the end, recognise the fact that film was gradually being […]
