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[…]s and things HughAlan Lawson  4:09  Williams, Hugh said.Ann Turner  4:12  Now Hugh Williams is the bookmark man. He's the brother Nigel Williams Yes, Hugh. Yes, Nigel Williams is bookmarked. And you know it was one of those very great difficulties because I had also undertaken by[…]

[…]ady arrived could see them appearing on the big screen inside, which, again, was quite a novelty.Now, Raymond Spottiswoode, together with his brother Nigel—who was an engineer, and a very skilled engineer, but not a film technician—together they worked out the technical requirements for making satis[…]

[…]le the BBC spent umpity ump hundred pounds on a meal for all of us people, aren't they idiots. And their editors will pick it up and they will say to Nigel Dempster why don't you writea piece about the BBC seem to be getting too much moneyfrom the licence fee because they're just throwing it down. A[…]

[…]t on stage and then they used it for rehearsals. So that’s how Anthony Hopkins, Philip Castle – no, John Castle – and Philip Dalton [Timothy Dalton]. Nigel Terry, all got their original screen breaks, their first noticeable part.It doesn’t show as a hurried production, I’ll say. It’s, I think, I fin[…]

[…]nterviewer: Cornel we’re here at BECTU headquarters . Thanks for coming to BECTU for this interview.  Maybe I should introduce myself my name is Nigel ArthurCL: My name is Cornel Arthur (laughs)NA: We’ve met before. I’m the curator of the stills library at the British Film Institute. Cornel you[…]

[…]wspaper in front of her so that we couldn't see that she was pregnant.And er - other films we were on, there were a pair of brothers called Roger and Nigel Proudlock - I think it's Proudlock, or Proudfoot. But they were sort of cheap-jack producers. But they kept to the agreement, because they had t[…]

[…]ker: Ernie made one there. Eddie Dryhurst: Thanks - what? Andy Worker: Ernie made one there. Eddie Dryhurst: Oh yes I remember he did, Nigel Patrick in it wasn't it? Andy Worker: Yes that's right, 'Count Five and Die'. Eddie Dryhurst: Well I seem to remember you being in an […]