[…], and.. filmed various activities in hospitals and in the air raid shelters, including a scene in what was a kind of model air raid shelter first aid post, one of the many things that we manned, which Patrick Barr was on duty that night. Probably the only time he's acted, he acted in an unpaid scene[…]
[…] I don't know, it's a ship..." He said "Yes, you post yourself there. Where do you live?" I said "West […]
[…]g you know. But whatever she did was very, very good. How did I get round to that? Oh yeah, Natasha found this bloke who was in High Holborn near the Post Office building. I don’t know how she found him but anyway he was an importer of fabrics and things, only a little tiny shop, this old Jewish guy[…]
[…]Attenborough here you know.” “Really” I said. I thought this must be another film in the air force. “Now the reason you’re here, you’ve got choice of postings.” “What’s that mean?” “He said well there’s the air attaché in Washington, where we send some people as staff.” Anyway, he carried on and he […]
[…]s the adjutant turns to me and he says "Oh, you've gotta go down to HMS Victory" and I thought "Well, I don't know, it's a ship..." He said "Yes, you post yourself there. Where do you live?" I said "West Ham" He said "Well have a day and go on the next day" So I went down to Portsmouth and er, it wa[…]
[…] great enjoyment, a wonderful score.TD: Did Bernstein come overAlexander Faris: He didn't come over until after we opened, he came and did a bit of a post mortem in Claridges Hotel the following morning, he was alright. And we did get a bit involved because we did a television show, was it called Mo[…]
[…]was the cameraman. And I always remember I thought he was very wealthy because his family lived in Manchester and he used to send me down to Hounslow post office to send five pounds a week to his wife. I recall he's, he's a wealthy man. Of course, he's he his sons became very wealthy. You know, Dave[…]
[…] down to that sports ground at Denham village. And when I was working with Robert Taylor and a picture of East Africa, I was borrowing stuff from the post office and the cable company, telegraph poles and things, and this fellow said to me, he said, Is that the same Robert Taylor that was in the Yan[…]
[…]hose pet sets of parents and my mother and my father totally disproved the marriage, because my father was getting one pound a week in the price of a postgraduate scholarship. And my mother who came from a fairly well to do successful engineering engineers, family cover off of marrying somebody who […]
