[…]Graduate Assistant. I had to teach undergraduate classes as well as do my own studies in the Graduate School. Of course, this was in the fifties when National Service was still, you know, in existence, and of course I was deferred whilst I did all this studying but it caught up with me eventually an[…]
[…] them so there was a constant bickering going on over salary scale and that sort of thing. Now, before long, all that was taken out of his hands with national agreements affecting pretty well everybody but Roy wanted, really, a tight deal whenever he could get it. The Unions, on the other hand, I al[…]
[…] they were both concerned with the er - the environment, but er - Shell UK was more concerned, probably, with the domestic environment and Shell International, er - Shell Film Unit that is, was more concerned with international considerations of environment and you had as a consequence this wonderfu[…]
[…]Organisation took a crash because I have a very fond regard for J Arthur Rank he did make an effort to establish a British film industry with an international presence and he was very, very indulgent of the people of whom he employed – the so called ‘talent’.  A lot of them, well Gabby I s[…]
[…]ducts that were made by Kodak in any area, not just Motion Picture anywhere else. Then there were also factories in Canada in Toronto, also made some national picture products. There's another one in Canada in Australia, which made some Asian picture products, they were then opening new places in Co[…]
[…]en shot in a house somewhere other less dramatic. Anyway that the director was Dickey Vernon, an ex script writer from the lady yield days at British National. And that didn't bring any real big bells. But it was strange the people that were in it, and where they got to because one of the lesser juv[…]
