[…] premiere for the picture. In fact, we had a we had a an end of shooting party that was better than most premiere I've ever been to. He took the cafe royal and the whole crew, we had a fantastic party there will with as non an enormous cake. Which he paraded around the dance floor in front of us all[…]
[…]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[…]
[…]drunker. I remember that through a haze but fairly clearly. The next one is 49th Parallel.Robert Beatty: I did a scene where I was supposed to be the Royal Canadian Mounted Police finding the body, somebody.Roy Fowler: Was it Olivier?Robert Beatty: It could have been. But for some unknown reason the[…]
[…], got a reply from the personnel. A person, at the time, called John Baxter who invited me for an interview so I toddled along one day to the Theatre Royal where STV's front door was at the time and went for an interview, which was, I think, the most frightening experience I'd ever had in my life be[…]
[…]styDennis Kimbley  37:54  Oh, yes, they were indeed. Deliberately shot that way as well. And it was blue black. But if you looked against a royal blue black, which is unusual, you would then see the difference. And also, I mean, there was the film products were known mostly by numbers rath[…]
[…]n Aldenham, after which I went to the Architectural Association, where I did a 5-year course in architecture and in 1928 I became an associate of the Royal Institute of British Architects. Uh, during the time I was a student, I happened to be walking to the Tube one day with a friend of my father's,[…]
[…]John Legard: Absolutely.Pat Jackson: But, er...I mean they were magical days...magic. I mean, imagine at the age of eighteen, nineteen...going on the Royal Scot on the footplate and stoking it as we climbed over Beattock. Which I was allowed to do. I mean, fabulous experiences for a seventeen-year-o[…]
[…]bsp;of filing and post and things like that. And then in 1953 I joined the Royal Army Ordnance Corps and did a three year stint. I signed on for the e[…]
