[…] would be tricky at any time. PB-C: That’s right. It was very specifically called ‘a’ history, as opposed to ‘the’ history, for obvious reasons. Robert Key was the presenter; Jenny Barraclough was the Producer- 1 Hour 20 mins PB-C: - and we went all over Ireland. Quite difficult with […]
Robert Scott [Start of Recording] [00:00]I: This is an interview with Robert Scott for the Scottish Broadcasting Heritage Group's Oral History Project. The interviewer is Janet McBain and the date is 13 May 2017. OK, Robert, when and where were you born? R: I was born and brought up i[…]
[…]lways remained in Mick's mind.  He made, as you know, one major film for them which was successful, which was "A Yank at Oxford", um Vivien Lee, Robert Taylor. And even in those days he said the teenyboppers used to stand outside the windows of Robert, Robert Taylor's. [DOG BARKING IN BACKGROUN[…]
[…] Stewart: No, no, no, before then.John Legard: Double-barrelled?Hugh Stewart: I know he wasn't on it with me but he was there in a similar capacity - Robert Hamer was one.John Legard: Yes, yes, Bob Hamer yes.Hugh Stewart: And Robert and I of course made a film together. There's a name that you would[…]
[…]wouldn't of had been trained so although we made a great fuss about it, itsuited me very well. Then we had a guy who was called Programme Controller, Robert Heller andmy relationship was never very clearly identified whether I was senior to him or junior to him buthe was a very important guy and as […]
[…]e middle, but the other two are cut off at the shoulders: it’s ridiculous. There’s another film, Party Girl, Nicholas Ray, Cyd Charisse and Robert Taylor: again, that’s cut off at the edges because they have failed to go back to rediscover the original ratio. But you can recapture colour, […]
[…]k after the war. I had to go with your two denim to see the rough cut or fine cut of my neck. The film which I carry heated made with James Mason and Robert Beatty, and those other people, a film about the an IRA gunman.Unknown Speaker  4:34  WoundedEdward Williams  4:36  being s[…]
[…]hh! There was a film once called 'Lease of Life' which was all about church matters and there was a choir...Linda Wood : A film I really like, it had Robert Donat in it, didn't it? It was one of Robert Donat's films?Anthony Mendleson : That's right. And all the choir and the clergymen were in surplu[…]
[…]Carroll out with a explosion in one of the studios. I don't know recollect that no, I was 49 steps, the first 39 steps which was Madeline Carroll and Robert donut. And Hitchcock, of course, and Hitchcock. I worked with him as a number by and that was, tell us about Hitchcock. Hitchcock frightened me[…]
