[…]I say my father would have been brought up in a conventional Catholic Irish family in a small village in Staffordshire would have of talked a sort of northern Birmingham I imagine, Staffordshire rural accent at the time. But, well that takes one into all sorts of social complexities because in 1910 […]
[…]which they didn't knew that. The night before. It had been announced that Italy had invaded Albania, which was the start of the war. We were going to northern Italy The following day, and going into Yugoslavia, which was on the borders of Italy and Albania, of course. And so my mother was pretty sca[…]
[…]the copyright of this recording is vested in the British entertainment history project. The interviewee is Robin watched the former Controller of BBC Northern Ireland. The interviewer is Peter vile, and the date is the 13th of March 2023.Unknown Speaker  0:25  And before we start the inter[…]
[…] M14Were you tied to the office or did you get about oh I got about.[00:25:42:210] - SPEAKER: F6I was in the office and a part of my job was to go to Northern Ireland quite a bit because that was equally my territory. I used to travel around the country very frequently and keep contact with the publ[…]
[…]nchester, or in Leeds, or in London to ensure that the North would stick together against the South. There was no doubt…Granada had this strong Northern tradition. Sidney Bernstein had long given up being concerned about losing Yorkshire and, you know, I was enormously fond of Sidney, I […]
[…]0Mm, I chose it. I saw it advertised in The Irish Post in London, yet it was in a rural areathat I’d never been to, it’s well away from the northern problem in the south east andthere was good communications. So I thought ‘well this is ideal’ and I bought it what wasin effect just a r[…]
[…]meraman in in UK, one,direrctor cameraman all  being available in Central Africa in the person of Louis Nell, who was the film's officer for the Northern Rhodesian, government. And here I think that we use all the old names as of the time in which they were involved. And so I managed to persuad[…]
[…]s, local Councillors and representatives involved in Film Education Courses at the local University and Polytechnics as well as the Films Officer for Northern Arts. Another major activity within the current Tyneside Film Theatre operation was the very successful North East Educational Film Project ([…]
[…]itical whatnot. But he's in education on last week. And that, again, was extremely educational, you know. And then we went to, we went to what was in Northern Rhodesia, to film you know, the soul stuff for roads tube and all that. Hot on top of paint cave paintings. And when we were there, they were[…]
