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[…]p;1:01:27  Cable and Wireless mainly?  Mary Orrom  1:01:29  Yes, mostly for Cable and Wireless, some some for Shell. But, I mean Cable and Wireless were very good sponsors. In the... there was one occasion when, I suppose it was about 19....very early 70s. And[…]

[…]who was I mean, he came as if he and I had claimed to work in Hollywood and cutting through Um, sir, he may well have done, but he was suffering from Shell Shock. We used to take lots of trims home in his pockets and things like that. And he would and then he disappear of a museum or something. Anyw[…]

[…]t school. It was then a very, very, mixed school, socially very, very, mixed; went to read history as an undergraduate at Cambridge, and then studied film, as a postgraduate at Bristol, and was very keen to try and find a way to bring these two great interest of mine, film and history together, and […]

[…]brary before the caravans came and this is where I think I first started learning about writing really listening to them. But Vincent came in looking shell-shocked. He’d just seen the head of department, Donald Wilson, who later went on to do The Forsyte Saga and he said ‘I’ve been given this book’’[…]

[…]e played again unless I played it. I don’t think it’s been played yet. SC: I didn’t realise that it had been dramatised actually, apart from the film version which Sandy Mackendrick did, many years later. DM: This wasn’t High Wind in Jamaica, this was called A Comedy of Good and Evil. […]

[…] significant behind-scenes influence on the advance of oil filmmaking, particularly Shell’s. On the home front, he became trusted right-hand man […]