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[…]: I wasn't to start with, I was in the RAOC for a while.Stephen Peet: Were you? Oh I see and then you went from the RAMC...Philip Leacock: RAOC - the Royal Army Ordinance Corps...Stephen Peet: I beg your pardon, RAOC.Philip Leacock: And I was there for about a year or so.Stephen Peet: So you actuall[…]
[…] who later on married Mary Pickford.I went on cutting pictures there for some time and Worked on quite a few films in a short time. I also worked on 'Royal Cavalcade'. It was designed to celebrate 25 years of George V as reigning monarch. Everybody in the studio worked on that – all the editors, all[…]
[…] poor”’ in ‘very “couture” rags. Twigs by Constance Spry [ royal florist]. Fabulous long wig. Becoming smudges of “dirt” on […]
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[…]he point was that David surrounded himself with people who actually didn't come from television. Barry Hansen, his first script editor, came from the Royal Court Theatre, Tara Prem, who and Barry started producing came in as Script Editor also come from the theatre. I came in actually, as my experie[…]
[…]iversity immediately. So I had real jobs before I went and I worked for Leeds highways department I remember in cuts or road opposite where Yorkshire Television finished up hidden in Leeds. And I worked for Lewis's the big store and got the sack. I was emptying crates in the basement and talking a l[…]
[…] decided that this was somehow enough and I didn’t continue. I didn’t stay with Thames. But I had an offer. I had an offer from The Royal College of Art. And we had just started our family and I realised that this really at that stage wasn’t a life for me anymore, but I loved[…]
[…]I mean it's a very nice man. He yeah I worked for him later on. London Weekend Television about him you know a variety show a kind of compilation of. Royal and something don't forget used to. It's nice work for. He bought Everybody a present at the end of the production you know that who me as in so[…]
[…]his time. My brother was 8 years older than myself and my sister 5 years older, and another sister younger. So I went to a day school in Belfast, The Royal Belfast Academical Institution, Commonly known as Inst, which was an excellent School. And we had a very happy childhood.The first indications o[…]
