[…] in Britain, of course, Alec Guinness has, and Peter Sellars has. Colin Moffat 30:37 Were you getting Welsh parts? Because post War you tended to do more of those? Kenneth Griffith 30:44 Well, I always oppose them. I did very, very few. I turned […]
[…] Claire Haywood in the BECTU office is being so helpful posting more tapes out to Alec and John…enough to keep […]
[…] Canada and the UnitedStates was followed, in 1943. with a posting to 609 squadron at Lympne,i n K e n […]
[…]bit primitive! [Master Control was the control room which transmitted the programmes to the Transmitters.] The switching Uni-Selecter was just like a Post Office Telephone exchange. I: Oh, right! R: But it worked alright! I do remember the cue dot though! [Cue Dot was an electronically gen[…]
[…]re for on the staff for a bit. But once again, it wasn't really what I wanted to do I was working mainly in the dubbing theatre and doing effects and post syncSpeaker 2 5:20 stuff like where are we now? Brian early 60s late 50sSpeaker 1 5:24 Yeah knows his 60s 6063 64 about n[…]
[…]BBC paid for her to have language lessons: I worked on an amazing programme, again with Peter Pagnamenta, called Nippon which was the history of post-war Japan and then I had the amazing experience of going to Japan and doing research in Japan which was extraordinary. I actually tried to learn […]
