[…]a wrap over the knuckles, because when I went to New York with The Old Vic, I was supposed to come back and either join the National or join the RSC [Royal Shakespeare Company]. And I didn’t, I went off and had good time. I was away for two years. So, I always felt it was a bit like that. But anyway[…]
[…]ng really because it was checking the prints as they came back from people that they'd been rented out to. And they supplied people like you know the Royal Yacht Britannia. The Queen would hire films from this company but they also sent films out to prisons, which was a challenge because if there wa[…]
[…]ears laterbecause they'd been abandoned and pushed off to another island in the Pacific and had beenreally very badly treated by Britain; Very little royalty money. And they've seen other peopledo very well in the same circumstances. So they came to Britain in the shape of their Chief'sson, who was […]
[…]h like this. In fact, was brought up like this, and that's where he comes from, but he didn't want to be remembered as that, besides when he talks to royalty, when he's after his bloody night, or he wants to be able to be known as Sir Timothy, Archibald, Finkelstein, or whatever it is, Joyce Ro[…]
[…]rk, documentaries. There was also a lot of work at Merton Park with the Film Producer's Guild. At that time they'd just started doing some series for television and they did a series called Stryker of the Yard - [chuckles] I'm trying to think of the star in it - Bruce Sheltzilt[?]? [NB Clifford Evan[…]
[…]probably about December 57 I got it now OHMS letter, which said that the Queen needed me and so I went off to do my two years national service in the Royal Army Ordnance Corps. Most people when they go into the service went into services. If they asked their job, they were given something totally di[…]
