[…]at the BBC had said, "We would like you to come and work for us!" And so, eventually what happened is I went to work in a freelance capacity with BBC Radio Scotland, working on the Corridors of Power programme, which was the political programme which went out at noon on a Friday. It was presented by[…]
[…]was at home in hospitals and so onRF: Did your children have any desire to go into films?LK: No, into films no, one of my sons is in the media he's a radio man, he establishes new radio stations and so on so he's in the media and we have quite a bit in common. No the others are not. I've got an arch[…]
[…]t to be married, so that everybody would lust after her, right? But she was married, and she had two kids, and in fact last week I heard on the radio that the daughter is now in films. She had a little boy and a little girl, and so the husband and the two kids were in one hotel and Rache[…]
[…]editor I was working with decided that there was not enough to do for the moment, so we went up to see Anthony Asquith's film, I think it was Freedom Radio, it was showing at The Plaza or something like that, at eleven o'clock in the morning. And when the lights went up, who should I see sitting in […]
[…] one of my sons is in the media he's a radio man, he establishes new radio stations and so on […]
[…] her days in television. When I was in sound, in radio, I did a tremendous lot of editing and mucking […]
[…]omebody new that almost the first thing they said was, what grade are you? Well, my grade was zero. SoUnknown Speaker 6:25 I ended up one radio and links. And that really wasn't television.Unknown Speaker 6:32 And I saw an advertisement for staff at a TV.Unknown Speaker […]
[…]rica. Colour, show on film, rather than a tele recording. Or they may have gone to, I mean, Belgium television. Unless you’re a film researcher RTBF [Radio Télévision Belge Francophone] has the most incredible archive of musical, including a great deal of jazz. He’s got John Coltrane, some of the be[…]
