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[…] on, there were a pair of brothers called Roger and Nigel Proudlock - I think it's Proudlock, or Proudfoot. But […]

[…] – no, John Castle – and Philip Dalton [Timothy Dalton]. Nigel Terry, all got their original screen breaks, their first […]

[…]26  but they weren't on programmes. I mean, they got all the productionsUnknown Speaker  36:31  Daddy, presumably a telephone someone. Nigel's and Jeremy'sUnknown Speaker  36:38  on that forgetUnknown Speaker  36:40  money, though.Unknown Speaker  36:43  […]

[…]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 […]

[…] one there. Eddie Dryhurst: Oh yes I remember he did, Nigel Patrick in it wasn't it? Andy Worker: Yes that's […]

[…]m all in black-and-white so all the white people were black-and-white, colours were… who was it… his wife was Melissa Stribling. Anyway, it was good. Nigel Patrick was in it. It was a good film. And incidentally, while I’m talking about it… if you liked, A Matter of Life and Death, I did have a[…]