[…]ake refuge in education, and to make it films for Sixth Form type audiences and to distribute them on video. And so, in a sense, my career began with television being a very low quality and regarded by film makers and film technicians as something of a joke and not worth not worth working in. And en[…]
[…]vision. And I said I don't know anyone in television. I'll introduce you he said and. So the next day came an invitation to meet Michael Barry at the Royal Automobile Club, not at the BBC, and we started talking and I said and may I tell you what I think of BBC Television. He said yes, tell me. And […]
[…]id attention to them it would be better now wouldn't it.One bloke attacking the royal family, I don't know if we've got agood family or set of neuters. It was dodgy.[…]
[…] Well there was the Army Film Unit yes under Hugh Stuart and Roy bolting.SPEAKER: M8The aria film unit which had John bolting and I remember that the Royal Naval filming it was certainly represented by Russ Lloyd resplendent in a naval uniform as he edited.SPEAKER: F2That's right.SPEAKER: M2Yes hand[…]
[…]ce and Technology in London University, but it regarded itself as separate from London University...it was based in South Ken., and, er, I was at the Royal College of Science and, while I was basically doing alright, I used to 'boob' a bit on one particular subject. Anyway, after the second year, af[…]
[…]lled Aces High. NS Right, that was quite a long time ago wasn’t it? JG That was ’76. NS Yes. JG The same year I did a play at the Royal Shakespeare Company, The Devil’s Disciple, which was a totally pleasurable experience, it’s quite different from the Council of Love thing. The […]
[…]ding was about to be pulled down so we moved into a new darkroom in an old part of STV, which was knocked down as well, which was next to the Theatre Royal. And fortunately for me, the Film Editing section was next door to this darkroom and I had more interest in Film Editing than processing someone[…]
[…]ast, 38 LW: What was The King’s BreakfastWT: It was the king asked the queen, the queen asked the dairy made, would you like some butter for the royal slice of bread. And it was designed again by Ronald Searle, the brilliant Ronald Searle, who also designed On The Twelfth Day of Christmas, and […]
