[…]eah, not to be defeated by an aggressive audience. I also think the same thing applied to Shakespeare. Nobody seems to agree with me. I hope that the new Globe Theatre will try to recreate what was, and that is an audience of drunks, you know, carousing with their women and probably having sex in th[…]
[…]o a female and female artists in those days were really just a no-no. Rosa Bonheur used to dress up as a man to go around and do her paintings and I knew all that when I was about 12 so I was really quite impressed with that. And then I used to love the impressionists because my dad used to take me […]
[…]read this and/or other interviews. If you want to help, please contact BEHP Secretary,  sue.malden@btinternet.com.Jim Shields  0:03  Pinewood Studios, on the fourth of August 1993. There isn't a cut from moment to start.John Hargreaves  0:18  That's right. You see, 48 years […]
[…]got there?Eric Cross: Pretty well yes.Arthur Graham: And after the war was over, what happened?Eric Cross: Well, I was still freelancing, mainly at Pinewood. I freelanced, let me see know, I joined This Modern Age for a while, Rank's This Modern Age, which was a sort of magazine programme.Arthur Gra[…]
[…]onverted from a PDF file into a Word document. It will require proof reading and editing.   Interview with Cyril Howard at Pinewood Studios on 25th August1988SIDE l, TAPE lRF:  When and where were you born. CH:  I w[…]
