[…]ed Westerham in Kent. I thought this seems extraordinary, he does it every time. So I thought well, I am going down to Kent next week to see Father’s best pal, Paul Cooper, a lovely fellow. They said "What are you doing over here Teddy, I thought you were busy with your Father out there printing all[…]
[…]ever attended a fire during the war; January 1940 he got the sack from the fire service; he was called up for conscription despite a hearing problem; Royal Fusiliers Hounslow barracks; joined Gloucester regiment until 1946 when he was demobbed; 00:31:45 – 00:41:37 When he originally joined the […]
[…]I suppose? Andy Worker: Yeah. Roy Fowler: Would 'Oliver' be the biggest production that Shepperton serviced? Andy Worker: Well 'Casino Royale' was probably the biggest! [Chuckles] Roy Fowler: Ah, right! Andy Worker: At the shareholder's meeting, one of our shareholders said,[…]
[…]ember Frank.Kitty Wood : And eventually I did manage to get into the union, but not until February 1942. Probably in the normal way it would take the best part of two months, it would now wouldn't it, really?Jim Connock : Oh yes, yes.Kitty Wood : So you see that isn't all that long. But I had to mak[…]
[…] Executive Producer and writer who has worked mainly in broadcast television – may also do some proofreading. Unfortunately John Harwood […]
