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[…] I was 17 and a half. Of course one had National Service coming up then. I tried to get in […]

[…] You had Grade A, Grade B, Grade C in the national agreement. Sidney Cole: Yes. But do you remember what […]

[…]Smith  6:11  Not at all, not a soul. So my father was, as I say, a draughtsman mum was a translator, very good. Used to go to the national coal board to work, quite a responsible job doing translations. I could remember the name of some of her bosses. She particularly liked a lov[…]

[…]cause I wasn't intimately connected with by that Tim Aymes  31:11  time, I saw a film called Hollywood review of 1929 at the National Film theatre, made by MGM, and that was made the sound on film. I do know that definitely, it was very interesting film. It had some colour i[…]

[…]films. We always had to come back and rebuilt the smallest bit that you could get away with.BA: What studio was that in.BE: It must have been British National Studio at Elstree I think. Yes.BA: Do you remember how long the production schedule was.BE: It was about 3 weeks.BA: 3 weeks.BE: No, I expect[…]

[…] existence for people who have suffered from things in the National Health Service. Because in fact the woman concerned, what […]

[…]d it even got to the stage. Sorry, I'm jumping around forwards and backwards fine. On on savage Messiah. We're shooting at the grandly named Lee International Film Studios, which was a disused biscuit factory and off cancel road. The they were shooting mainly in in the sort of makeshift studio about[…]

[…]d it even got to the stage. Sorry, I'm jumping around forwards and backwards fine. On on savage Messiah. We're shooting at the grandly named Lee International Film Studios, which was a disused biscuit factory and off cancel road. The they were shooting mainly in in the sort of makeshift studio about[…]

[…]a Dors and Tony Newley, who were just young, up and coming. So, we used to hang out together with other mates and things.DB: You seem to have avoided National Service.PM: I was B4.DB: Oh right. 10 minutes PM: I was born with a stone in a kidney, and the Army never likes people who might ha[…]

[…]h we’d had, you know, quite a lot of the stuff in France, yes.Yes, yes, but they had the money.Yes.[Laughter]True.Presumably because it was sold internationally, I, I don’t remember but...I suppose it probably was, I’m not quite sure. It wasn’t, I don’t think it was sold to America.Yes.But it was ce[…]