[…] Thomas, then he met his ex-wife Joyce and he went to work for different little firms because the film became very dodgy but then he went to work for Rediffusion, that was about 1952 or 53 and he worked for Commander Everitt and then he was approached by, I can't remember his name but this person as[…]
[…]d. And you and each, I just never did that. So I decided that I - So commercial television, by the time I got out the Navy just begun. And Associated Rediffusion was renowned in those days being run as a naval ship. I've never the remember Commander, I forgot what his name was. [Captain Thomas Brown[…]
[…]tudios overseas? I mean apart from location or somewhere - did you ever work in France or...?Peggy Gick: Oh yes, I'd forgotten that. I did a film for Rediffusion...called Dare I Mourn[?]. Now who directed...it was Ted Kocheff[?], it was his first film.John Legard: Ted Kocheff, yes.Peggy Gick: We kne[…]
[…]e'll know I think anyway, that was that and then where are we at The very first job I had to be the conversion of two television studios for redo the Rediffusion company when zing certainly stopped my car park houseUnknown Speaker  20:23  anyway,Unknown Speaker  20:25  that wasFr[…]
[…]sequently of course came back to the BBC, was Controller Light Programme and then eventually came to ... John Ammonds  7:52  Rediffusion. John P. Hamilton  7:53  Rediffusion as Controller and subsequently General Manager up to the time when Rediffusi[…]
