[…]ather worked the GEC and he was a factory manager in a glassworks, basically at Wembley where there was a big glassworks. There was another one up in Newcastle and some other ones and Hammersmith and Charlton. And he used to really work around those. And I went to first of all to school. School actu[…]
[…]programme engineer up in in Bangor. And he lived not far from me at Penmaenmawr, and it started at Penmaenmawr the bus and it had a timetable so you knew and it was timed with certain shows. We got there for the call for ITMA and the band of course, the review orchestra were in Llanfairfechan. […]
[…]a movie and you spent the next year I know cancelling it and cutting it and everything but you know that the I was always sort of I was always trying new clothes in the house 16 I was the youngest person there. But I didn't want to make a film like all the other people I will commentary I want to ma[…]
[…] DMW: Yes, but today’s documentary makers only look up the dramatic bits. The happy bits are singularly undramatic: happiness does not make good news, tragedy and drama sell.6:42  NS: Only bad news is good news as they say still.6:45  Alan Lawson [AL]: You know what I think a lot of k[…]
[…]mmitted suicide. I said he couldn't communicate with people he said just like that. But nobody was here. Such I thinkInterviewer  27:46  my new note sounds a little snap judgement allGordon Hales  27:49  Yes, indeed. Do you probably trying to get a setup walk backwards? backwards[…]
[…]ing. By the time they get to the fourth one, they've given up, indulged and spoiled? Well, yes, spoiled by My dear mother, of course, and and nobody knew, precious No, never did a day's work in my life.Roy Fowler  3:15  The origins are, it would seem to me, very comfortable English middle […]
[…]nd I suppose also that this, this sort of, that sphere, was almost intimidating, because the old boy, bless his heart, he was infuriating because he knew every dancing could do Everything heUnknown Speaker  24:29  bind, books, paint, Carpenter, stuff, and I there was a time when I sort ofS[…]
[…]nyhow, that's really a preparation for saying that my father had a very good, very trusting view of the arts as a profession for anybody. He himself knew that he hadn't managed to make a great deal of money when he was in. And in fact, when I met the first job I got with neuro development when we co[…]
[…]ed the life of Riley, the British did too. I mean, there was a war going on, obviously, because we kept hearing about it. And there were cartoons and news reels, and things like that cartoons with anti German anti Hitler.But as a child, I grew up in the most wonderful way. I was born in a very beaut[…]
[…]’, she said ‘Yes’ and I said ‘Did you come from Glasgow’. She said ‘No, my husband came from Glasgow.’ I said ‘Well, I am related to him in a way, I knew his father, his father had a shopin Glasgow as well and occasionally I ran an odd message for him and I maybe got a sixpence at the end of the wee[…]
