[…]ippodrome, that was, that was, that was very active in fact. But my parentsweren’t huge theatregoers I don’t think really and truly so I think it all opened upmuch more in my teens and my late teens really. And my interest in film, first of all I think the difficulties about North London were that I[…]
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[…]y was the first one, yes, which I really didn't do anything except for carry cameras and stuff like that. And we did - [distracted as the door swings open] just slam it, I think you had to slam it a bit. That's it. And it's - he was very nice and he's lovely. Slightly strange man, but very talented […]
[…]some peopleUnknown Speaker  21:19  told sad stories you know, about her drinking, and about her drug habit, no holds barred, they were very open very honest, because they felt to get if you're going to really understand Piaf, you've got to understand the kind of love she led. Everybody lov[…]
[…], the way so I got to find out that I was being graded on it. Not from my boss, but from David Mason, who was a dubbing mixer. He saw me in this huge open plan office that we had it to the mailbox, he saw me he walked over said Louise.Unknown Speaker  33:11  I've just found out you're gonn[…]
[…]and he brought his wife over at absolute charmers. And that was rather good. It was a good picture.Speaker 1  12:20  And from then on, that opened the door for Jim with his American people. Then Richard Carlson came across and George Brent, and then,Roy Fowler  12:29  what would […]
[…]had a completely different attitude. Lord Brabourne, who was the son-in-law of Mountbatten had the bright idea that film could be made if you like to open the shutters on Royal life. And he and Bill Heseltine approached Prince Philip who I think thought it was a good idea, and I think Philip, as I u[…]
[…] was very mixed, it was very socially mixed.And I went to school there, I went to school, there was a big recreation park near us which had been kept open by, by public protest at the end of the Nineteenth century called DuppasHill and my schools were all next to that really. WaddonInfants[…]
