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[…] audience. Vernon Sewell: "Silly, 'ain't it!" Roy Fowler: They watch television now, but it hasn't changed. Vernon Sewell: Yes. I […]
[…] It was an extraordinary cast because you see the Theatre Royal are allowed to call upon the Brigade of Guards […]
[…] do you think of present-day films? I don't mean on television, I mean in the cinema. Bill Girdlestone: Well, I […]
[…]  milestone  in  the  history  of  radio  and   television  , we  have  searched  through  our  archive  to  find  all […]
[…] an interpreter, no -one did. I joined the world of television after university because I did languages at 2 university […]
[…] an interpreter, no -one did. I joined the world of television after university because I did languages at 2 university […]
[…] wonderful exhibitions by that stuffy old organisation, the RIBA - Royal Institute of British Architects. And they held, during the […]
[…] continued to work as a boom operator on films and television (often alongside Leslie Hammond) until the mid 1970s. His […]
[…] Paris. January 24th patrol demonstration; 28th presentation of colours to Royal Ulster Rifles, and so on, and so forth; 30th […]