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[…]y third year I applied to do an education year,  not in order to become a teacher. But in order to avoid the draft, because there was still national service. And then all of us would apply for the education year. And then suddenly the government said, okay, the cutoff is at this point. Now[…]

[…]Hornblower started his career as a ship expert, designing ships for Helen of Troy, The Crimson Pirate and The Master of Ballantrae; he studied at the National Maritime Museum; KA talks about attempts to use French ship The Implacable in Hornblower.00:20:45 – 00:29:50 The Intruder for Guy Hamilton, h[…]

[…]hool, I think he did a bit of lecturing there.John Legard: Oh was he with Bob Dunbar?Peggy Gick: I think so, yes.John Legard: Down at the London International Film School, yes. No...that must have been an interesting period actually.Peggy Gick: But he was, what I call an art director of the old scho[…]

[…]ry near to me, he'd done it as Russian too, and I think so had John Drummond, when I can't think of it, hmm. And they said, they'd gone in as a as on national service and being caught up, commissioned, done six months or so and then come out. So, um, I then was sent to Bush, they said, Would you, wo[…]

[…]nd came out okay because she projected her voice quite well, so that was alright. But then there were lots of other occasions, theymade films for the National Children’s Home and so there was lots of locations for thatsort of thing, and also I’ve been to a steel foundry doing sound on that as well. […]

[…]ted Barbara still.SPEAKER: M4Yeah. The point was the Bristol aeroplane company at that time again because of government policy. They were starting to nationalised industry and it was done. At first it was done by. By getting the larger companies to join together. So Bristol aeroplane company went ou[…]