[…] she was startling to look at in those days. Sometimes I though ‘There’s no point in coming on.’[laughter] She looked gorgeous. But her boyfriend was Paul McCartney. DB: Sure. GG: So that also helped the box-office, so it was huge. Then that came – then it was back to England, and I went b[…]
[…]as the first time. Anyway, I was called out to Austria and it was Scorpio with Alain Delon, Burt Lancaster...  JK: Paul Scofield.BJ: And Paul Scofield, yes. And, basically, we were called out there to do all the chasing scenes when they were building the […]
[…]e.Esther Harris DRAFT Tape 1 Side B36Esther Harris DRAFT Tape 1 Side BWho were some of the other people who came to work there during your time?Well, Paul Kimberley was the, was its managing director.Oh Paul Kimberley?Paul Kimberley, OBE.Y es.It was rather funny. We didn’t like him very much and we&[…]
[…]or a bit, and then George said, Well, I don't think it's going to get any better than that. Ronald, he said, after all, they're not supposed to be St Paul's choristers. They're supposed to be, you know, backward boys sort of thing, you know. So that he said, let's, let's shoot it, and that'll be it,[…]
[…]p;       No. Thurton was there wasn’t he?Q         Yes. Paul Scofield was there.A         I can remember this other actor Sir...Q     &[…]
[…]ersal. So we ran 'All Quiet on the Western Front', I think for about three or four months, and then we took it off and put 'The King of Jazz' on with Paul Whiteman. Well after that, things weren't going very well. [pause] Er... sorry, I've got this the wrong way round, can I go back?Bob Allen: Hmm, […]
[…]m in and what they did. So I learnt my trade from the very beginning and Sid Blythe taught me printing and I was there about a year. In the meantime, Paul Berger, who was their foreman, left and got a job as Laboratory Chief - he was a Belgian refugee who lived in the Barons, you do know THE Barons?[…]
[…]ng around dripping and Janet Monroe was it you've got there and Ian Hendry. And the big one, of course, it was supposed to be Britain's answer to but Paul Newman, Eddie George, Edward Gerard. And I did. I met him in the bar a few times. I don't think we talk to each other. That's, and I know he's sa[…]
[…]thug really, I suppose you could say [laughter] but I really enjoyed my sport more than anything at that time.  MIKE DICK: You went to St. Paul’s School?PETE MURRAY:  I went to St. Paul’s. I went to Colet Court before then which was, or is still, (Time 04:00) the prep sc[…]
