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[…] us out some time in the fifties.Jim Shields: Oh yes I remember that because he set up a company I worked for - I did a Brian Rix picture at the Gate National as they they set up. He set up a very big organisation, which was going to be a nucleus of directors or producers, the best in the country. A[…]

[…]jobs, I flew up to Inverness to play a film there, James Robertson Justice the actor, he was on the plane.SC: When did you start doing things for the National Film Theatre?EB: Well years ago, Florence was the Musical Director for some years. When poor old Arthur Duly died, he had Parkinson disease h[…]

[…]ixteen; wanted a career as a customs officer; he became a clerical officer in the civil service at the Air Ministry, moving to London in 1951; 1952 – National Service in the RAF as a clerk; at 21 he went back to the Air Ministry for eight months before looking for a new career; as a youngster he wou[…]

[…]d without any restrictions. Thank you.Speaker 1  0:24  Okay. Can you please state your name, your date of birth and your place of birth and nationality?Speaker 2  0:34  My name is Matt. Matthew Ervin in full. I was born in July 1948. In London on my ancestry, it goes back to New […]

[…]as asked to stay in the army after the war but went back to studying architecture; JB talks about his tank regiment; JB had always been interested in films so approached a costume designer his uncle knew, who then introduced him to designer John Brown; JB was then sent to Edward Carrick, supervising[…]

[…]ter]30Was Fasnak [ph 465] our Managing Director? Now wait a minute who was the Managing Director?No. He was the, he was the American, he was the International Vice-President.What was the name of the Managing Director before we had all those second rate lot come along?[End of Side A][OI] Okay, this i[…]