[…]of at odds with each other, or was it...?Joy Batchelor: Well, sometimes. Not very often, but sometimes.Unknown interviewer, possibly Alan Lawson: Did nationality come into it at all, do you think? Or national pride?Joy Batchelor: Well, it had a way of rearing its ugly head. But not too badly. I tell[…]
[…]e deck and part of it takes place below deck, and so we built that ourselves. And I always remember, because I went to see it about a year ago at The National, and it was nowhere near as effective as Peter's production in this little theatre. Because he had below, he had just a board (like that) and[…]
[…]he theme of this film, the spirit that rests in the great churches of England and its relationship to the people is of far deeper significance in the national life than modern opinion would allow and is affected by no narrowness of sect or denomination and is a theme that calls for broad understandi[…]
[…]wler  38:09  I agree with that. Yes, they couldn't behave. It's misspent and it's, ah,Keith Ewart  38:14  well, it's misspent the National Health Service. That's the trouble everywhere. The trouble is, where do you slash? But, I mean, I quite agree, but it's not in misread. There[…]
[…]now, if you know how fast horses go. Anyway, so we wondered whether we'd got a scoop or not. In those days too we used to follow the Lincoln with the National, and used to go from Lincoln across to...Alan Lawson: ...AintreeJohn Turner: ...Aintree in a race train, they used to run a race train then, […]
[…]k?Peter – Green Park was Merton Park. Yes, it was the same as the Strand, and in fact…what had happened to Strand – it had been taken over by British National, and moved to British National a few years in Elstree, and er…so we were literally in the same cutting rooms and everything, it was…Interview[…]
