[…]on Peggy, one and two and three and’.[Laughter]And if it, if it was doing slow motion it would, it would be ‘One, two, three and four’,and I was very young, about no more than probably about five or six then.[Laughter]And Harry was also working and also we were both acting in it.Yes.And my mother wa[…]
[…] you after? after I left Dartington. I was I was learning to play the cello. And I started when I came home, and I finished school. I worked with Roy Paul. Oh, yeah, I was doing my training, of course is to the chairman to make to really do it in a professional way. But I still was interested in it […]
[…]s feel the saddest thing, really, is that the latest, the last wife who in fact, became Lady Lady Lean and organized the great memorial service at St Paul's and all this sort of thing, was the wife who never, ever saw David when he was making a movie. And that was David Lean. David Lean was making m[…]
[…]decipherable]Maurice Askew: Hmm.Jim Shields: You mentioned Scorpio...Maurice Askew: Hmm.Jim Shields: We saw that um - I think... Yes it was Scorpio - Paul Scofield.Maurice Askew: Hmm.Jim Shields: I thought that was the best thing in it, his performance. He's a trained actor and it wasn't his sort of[…]
[…]any - did you have any art training as part of your education? Specialist art training?Anthony Mendleson : Well yes, in a sense, because I went to St Paul's School and they had a very good art department, I suppose, whatever it was - art teacher. And I used to go there because I liked it, and second[…]
[…]ng the government film. On the bomb squad the army disposal men and it was around the time or just after that bomb dropped in gone by the door of Sir Paul's Cathedral and he got the man who had defused that bomb.[00:33:05.090] - SPEAKER: M7 Was his technical adviser and they were shooting and t[…]
