[…]the first at Lime Grove.JK Yes very much so, I had a terrible panic on my first morning,  I went to go on the tube from Hyde Park to Shepherd’s Bush and I could hear the trains coming but the gates were shut. So I found a policeman and said why were the gates shut? He said, where do you want t[…]
[…]o but the sky was ablaze at the far end of the town. So we went in in Our tanks and we arrived at an open square place, it might have been Shepherd's Bush Green, a bit of grotty grass in the middle and some grotty blocks of flats round the Outside. But we received a tremendous welcome and everybody […]
[…]ooks, but I think we often needed material for the Dixon show. At that time, Ray Galton, Alan Simpson and Eric Sykes had an office down in Shepherd’s Bush above a house somewhere conveniently placed before Bertorelli’s restaurant.These shows were fortnightly. Benny Hill one week and David Nixon the […]
[…]ing happened, it never came back again. Finally I said "could I have my film back please?" So I was asked to go down and -- would it to be Shepherd's BushNorman Swallow: Lime GroveLindsay Anderson: Probably Lime Grove, yes it was Lime Grove. So I went down and was introduced to Donald Baverstock who[…]
[…]lie Norman, film director, film editor, associate producer, and producer, interviewer Sid Cole  recorded on the 22nd of January 1990.The Elstree Studios side one I suppose going well knows it's great to see you at his studio. Both had a lot of experience totally starting right from the beginnin[…]
