Francis Gysin
[…]ented the gas poker. Believe it or not I don't think he collected too many royalties of it but he did get a certain income from it anyway. But what ha[…]
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Mickey Hickey -Transcript
[…] fair enough. So anyway, I stayed on at The Theatre Royal. Then I heard about a cinema in Belfast - […]
Mickey Hickey
[…] fair enough. So anyway, I stayed on at The Theatre Royal. Then I heard about a cinema in Belfast - […]
Alan Lawson
[…] with me, which I did. I'd been drafted to the Royal Engineers Chemical Warfare. My base was to be Barton […]
Waseem Mahmood
[…]and a model and so we did a half an hour about her. Then it was Nikki cartrack, who was the first again Karachi girl for who was a ballerina with the Royal Sadler's royal, sad as well. So we did a documentary about her. And I also remember doing a long programme about Ravi Shankar. So, yeah,Speaker […]
Roger Bernard Newbold Smither
[…]fficial historians for the strategic bombing offensive, and the book that resulted from that was fairly controversial and he was then at either RUSI [Royal United Services Institute] or Chatham House, you need to fact-check that [in fact Chatham House DS] – and, again, was not totally happy there so[…]
Thomas Michael Bond
[…]nd. I was given the option to tell you taking a retirement or going anywhere else in the BBC that I wanted and in fact I had been wanting to get into television for a long time because I was very interested in photography. But I wasn't allowed to transfer because they took the view that. If they cha[…]
John Schlesinger
[…]rst beginnings with film. And I remember making a film when I was on embarcation leave just before I went to the Far East when I was in the army, the Royal Engineers. And I made a film, a sort of silly thriller thing called Horror about 2 escaped convicts with all my family in it. Alan Lawson: […]
Kenneth Griffith
[…]is chair and pondered this very deeply, and I wanted to know why. Well, now I know a little more about it. Mr. Flinn was an officer of the Royal Irish Constabulary. And I've also deduced, but never proved it, that a very dear friend of mine, a great Irish Republican leader of the Irish Re[…]