[…]an hear it, right?  Paul Lecker  0:53  No, I'm gonna ask the first question, right? Yes, Bobbi, when did you first meet Oscar? Bobbi Riesel  0:59  We first met in 1994 we were both at a charity function, and I met him as I was going in, and we s[…]
[…]icant career in film and television, earning BAFTA awards for his performances in Julius Caesar (1953) and Murder on the Orient Express (1974) and an Oscar for Arthur (1981). Dame Flora McKenzie Robson (1902-1984) was an English actress best known for character roles such as Queen Elizabeth I […]
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[…], you know, always called him Uncle Arthur, it’s really strange.
Mm.
But... So he was very proud of me in the end, you know, because I’d got my Oscar and this and that, and, you know, he was...
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Yes. Did you actually ask him, or, or was it by implication that you wanted a job in[…]
[…]avidson did. we did a full scale, flat out, six-and-a-half-minute musical, story musical, every week, of which one example would be the life-story of Oscar Wilde, in six and a half minutes as a musical, with him playing a Wilde, Willie Rushton playing the warder in Reading Gaol and Diana Dors playin[…]
