[…]years old. There were really four of us. One cheated, his father was in the army. Of the four of us, my dad was an engineer. Very working class. Bill Robertson's dad was a railway goods yard coupler and uncoupler of shunting waggons. Ronald Blythe's dad was our local copper and David Armstrong's dad[…]
[…]ll such lovely people.CS: Well that seems a good note to end on. Thank you very much Una.UB: DelightedSC: This is still Sidney Cole with Una Bart and Robert Fowler on June 19th 1991. And having talked to Una and made very good recording, we are now interested in pursuing details about Hal Mason who […]
[…] 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 […]
[…]ing newspapers about. I mean all this was totally alien to me I’d just come from school a couple of weeks before, and finding myself standing next to Robert Helpmann in full outfit or Moira Shearer or Léonide Massine, who I met later when I worked on Tales of Hoffmann which I suppose was quite mind […]
[…] John HustonCB: Was it?I: Yes, I know he was here at some point in the thirties. He was a bit of a bum, you know in the thirtiesCB: Oh dearI: Yeah... Robert Douglas another name I’m familiar with Miles Mander...CB: Well, Robert Douglas went to Hollywood and became a directorI: Did he?CB: He wasn’t a[…]
[…]gel when we were making Nicholas and Alexander. That was the last time I saw Deborah, but Bridget worked with her on that film they made with her and Robert Mitchell. So reunion thing for television. Bridget. We know the name of it. I don't it was not long before she packed it. Yeah, yes. So you&nbs[…]
[…]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[…]
[…]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[…]
