[…]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 […]
[…], and said ‘I thought you might like to have this’. And so I said ‘Thank you very much’. And then latterly, some years ago, I was doing a series with Oscar Peterson and, and we were talking about Duke and, and, and about Nat, and he sounds very like Nat if he sings, which he rarely does you see. And[…]
[…] latterly, some years ago, I was doing a series with Oscar Peterson and, and we were talking about Duke and, […]
[…] stage one. They had some very good art directors, [ Oscar] Werndorff, [Alex] Vetchinsky was the assistant to all of […]
[…]me became camera men as a result of training from me and I think they'd be the first to admit it. I always say to him, I wish he wouldn't have won an Oscar if it hadn't been for me. Because he got the Oscar. Roy Fowler 1 1:35:12 Anyway, that was it. He's yes. He said sever[…]
[…] job”, David often found himself roped in as the “go to man” for some of Freddie’s more elaborate showmanship stunts and without a doubt delivered an Oscar-worthy performance behind the bar at the Press Show of CABARET in full “Joel Gray MC” attire … including the lipstick. I kept thinking the guy d[…]
[…]ust great buddies. But John Mills was the sweetest, most articulateactor I think I ‘ve ever encountered apart from Dickie himself. MW: He won an Oscar for his acting didn’t he? I wonder whether Dickie Attenborough did.CJ: Well, he got one as a director. MW: He did.MW: He did[…]
[…]ons nonetheless he's had every chance in Canada to do this and I think he's done some great work. And as we mentioned last night he he I think won an Oscar for one of his productions, when he became an editor/producer in one of the studios at the National Film Board, Bonnie Klein's film Not a Love S[…]
[…] apart from Dickie himself . MW : :e won an Oscar for his acting didn’t he ? = wonder whether […]
BECTU History Project - Interview No. 228[Copyright BECTU] Transcription Date: 2002-03-04Interview Date: 1991-11-25Interviewer: Roy Fowler Interviewee: Joan Kemp-WelchTape 1, Side 1Roy Fowler: '91 and we're at John P. Hamilton's in Paddington and we have a very distinguished lady, Joan Kem[…]
