John Daly

[…]nbsp;far from madding crowd, and I got a couple of nominations I did. I got nomination for our friends in the north, and the 20,000 streets under the sky.Unknown Speaker  20:55  SoUnknown Speaker  20:57  I was with Roger with Roger and persuasion. I mean, I was lucky. Lucky to ge[…]

Alistair Murray Moffat

[…]s Dougie Rae used to call it, Coast to Coast television. And so we were in a privileged position in a way but then, at the end of that period in '99, Sky had arrived, pay-TV had come and the landscape changed utterly so terrestrial broadcasting, of course, had to change as well during that period.&n[…]

Norman Spencer

[…]llection. My other recollection there is, is on one frosty morning it was the winter but it was a frosty day was white on the trees and a lovely blue sky in the steam from these locomotives and these hordes of Russian refugee is the whole thing just looked like Mother Russia and it was on the back l[…]

John Shirley

[…]inewood round about this time. But because of my experience in the Air Force, still mad on aeroplanes. The big picture coming out was reached for the sky. And I saw Lewis one day on the carpet. And I said, Oh, it was earlier than that. It was before I did, man in the moment. I said to him, whatever […]

Keith Ewart

[…]er it may be, but there is a demand now for the independent studio facility, and probably an increasing demand. I mean, there's going to be troubles. Sky and BSB both standing in front of mirror, cutting their own throats. Sky, sea of cut down their advertising department from 24 to 12. If I were wo[…]

Adam Fullarton

[…] say, we immediately did the Sidney Devine show then the BBC guys asked me if I wanted to do the Edinburgh Mile so we did the Edinburgh Mile and then Sky phoned me so I never actually retired! I: No! That's more or less... R: And I was with Sky for fifteen years, I think. [31:34]I: Ye[…]

Joy Cuff (née Seddon)

[…]ht well when you go on a picture and it's long way away, it's like when I went on Thunderbirds, went there and got digs. And I'd got an old Hillman Husky so I'd drive over Arkley to Borehamwood and I'd land at this huge big studio and there's this great big car park and you'd have to go through secu[…]

Sue (Susan) Crockford

[…] happen now, that level of...SF: No, no. That, and it’s over, that phase of Channel Four is at an end.It’s a real shame.SF: It’s all over alas.Sorry, Sky.SF: I’m sorry.Quickly, what do you want? Sorry. [Interruption]SF: Are we out?Now we’re running again.SF: We’re running again now love.Yes. Anyway […]
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