[…]ancock's half hour on the television in 1959. He's made his first feature film The rebel 1960 and decides that he wants to start to be of a more international appeal. He wants to ditch his Astrakhan Cola, he wants to ditch the stone me and the punch up the bracket. So his his last series for BBC is […]
[…]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 […]
[…]much worse.PF: Well, it’s those additional generations, isn’t it, from the… when you are making those show prints which toured London compared to the national distribution prints. We’ve heard from other interviewees that there was a difference between those.PS: Yes, a big difference. The contrast wo[…]
[…]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[…]
[…] 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[…]
