[…] well indeed. [Laughter] Because I worked on the first co-production that The BBC undertook for television.Oh.Alan Bromley started it off called Paul Temple and it was how many episodes?Co-production with whom?With Munich, a firm...Drideutcherwilplunk [ph 13:36]?No, no. With...Sheelagh Ree[…]
[…]gh you know and so we were married and then the next job I had.SPEAKER: F1I was the pinball development was locate relocated at a little place called Paul which was in the village of Coimbra. The company took over Bill. He came this morning. Yeah.SPEAKER: F7And they relocated the machine shop and to[…]
[…]e was restrained and only used it twice, out of pure emotion, I think, and we left them in there and it went up to the Beeb, higher up at the top and Paul Fox also said they stayed which was very good. He saw the point that they weren't put in there to titillate or to shock, they were natural, they […]
[…]nged his job, and I was at school in Somerset, I think, until I was 16, and then 17 cracked myself. It was 17, and then I went to the Bournemouth and Paul College of Art. I decided I was going to be a David Bailey, I think. I mean, photography was very much an in thing in the mid 60s, and I wanted t[…]
[…]dney Cole: Sure, yeah.Tom Peacock: And, yeah I've been on one or two sets. But she used to work for someone else, now I can't remember...Sidney Cole: Paul Sheriff.Tom Peacock: Paul Sheriff, that's his name, yeah. He was a nice, big, upright man wasn't he?Sidney Cole: Yeah.Tom Peacock: And she was hi[…]
[…] less equal. I.Unknown Speaker 10:02 Brian Langley, Brian, namely, was one of the boys that was there when I was there. Yes, yes. I think Paul bees was too I think Paul was later, oh, he may have been a bit late. Here. We younger than I. Anyway,Unknown Speaker 10:21 I know Br[…]
[…] undertook for television. Oh. Alan Bromley started it off called Paul Temple and it was how many episodes? Co-production with […]
[…] and also the Olympiad. She wanted to work here because Paul Rotha became very friendly with her and Paul wanted […]
[…] work for someone else, now I can't remember... Sidney Cole: Paul Sheriff. Tom Peacock: Paul Sheriff, that's his name, yeah. […]
[…]-eight minutes or something like that, you know, whereas the stage play is two hours. And we put together a wonderful cast - Eileen McCallum, Dorothy Paul, who was in the original stage version I think, a nice young actress called, oh God, I've forgotten her name now! Sorry about that. The young Pet[…]
