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The Production of a BBC Television play, 1950s style. Whilst checking a file on Sheelagh Rees (BEHP interview No 249), […]

[…] the early 1960s he crossed and re-crossed from film to television and back again, and participated both in the birth […]

[…] of Paddington, but because of the light it sheds on television broadcasting in its early, formative years.   Michael first […]

[…]nbsp;title? My name is Lesley Gogarty, but for much of my career I was Leslie Reed, and people know me as that really. And my job title is a film and television casting director for supporting artists, and I also cover. I'd have covered photographic work, music videos and training films.Ray Pascoe &[…]

[…]mas and that was my job out there, so I did the whole of the [unintelligible]the interior of the bomb bay, had to ask all of the things with the Royal Air Force about bombs and stuff like that. And I went down with it. The first time I ever went down, I went down with a man called Tommy Carlin […]

[…]icity job for about a year before I retired, we made, we took photographs and displayed them on a on a screen, on a screen, on a screen, sort of like television screen. And we had a little talk with them, you see. And that was done on a steel loop. And we had that, but I didn't use much in magnetic&[…]

[…] released prints. You had to pay a tax what? Yeah, I'm not sure what the taxes were. It's not a tax in effect. It's a cost. I can't think of the word royal That's it. That's it, you had to pay a royalty on all Prince. Anyway. Anyways, I was there I learned quite obviously quite a lot. I used to run […]

[…]k, we've got film of him playing and he recounted all sorts of stories. A wonderful character. He was a late, blossoming star. He was rediscovered by television companies who all wanted to come and interview him. So he went out with a on a very high note, Derek Threadgall  16:08 […]

[…]ne 1940.Speaker 1  0:15  Okay, tell me about your family background to begin with whether were you related to anybody who worked in film or television? No, not at all.Speaker 2  0:23  My dad was in the army and we stayed up in Northampton share until after the war, actually, and […]

[…]  Well, I'm when I was in one of the musicals I met my my first partner, Cyril Ornade and when we started writing songs, and in those days, television used a lot of original material in the musical shows, in a Saturday show, for instance, it was boat race day or if somebody was coming over[…]