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[…]on’t we pitch an idea to the new channel – and that’s how Flashback came about. MW: I seem to remember Vicky did something with the Institute of South East Asian Studies in Cambridge about, now what was it? About empire, End of Empire was it? TD: She’d done a programme about the Peace Pled[…]

[…]ame to any fruition and I volunteered to go into special services, which was combined ops. And I found myself now we're going to burst Alden brown in Southampton, where I was put onto a landing craft base, maintaining as an electrician I went for a six week course Bedford and lived at a civilian bil[…]

[…]rative,that these things go on forever. on for years, you could be with a producer I worked for. And I went up to his office one day he returned from South Africa. Argentina films are made before the war.John Hargreaves  7:14  Yes, right. Yes. I think a littleJim Shields  7:16  b[…]

[…]ether had two sons and eight daughters and out of those two sons and eight daughters there are two daughters still alive, one in Australia and one in South Africa who I keep in touch with. And his brother of course was Sutton the carrier who left his fortune, or most of it, a million and a quarter, […]

[…] Betty Willingale. I was born in Rotherhithe, which is in south east London in 1927. Mm, I left school in […]

[…] her down here!" And so down I went to the South of France. They had already been working in Paris […]

[…] two daughters still alive, one in Australia and one in South Africa who I keep in touch with. And his […]

[…]real film. So we're based on the other score vet for the, for the most, most of this shooting against the Portland of rough is a rough sea area, just south of Portland bill would go through that the waves breaking over the ship and things like that. And that was interested to work on and funnily eno[…]

[…]]: Okay all yours now.Thank you. Right, let’s begin with you identifying yourself?My name is Betty Willingale. I was born in Rotherhithe, which is in south east London in 1927. Mm, I left school in 1944 after having been an evacuee, so I’d gone from Rotherhithe, and want, and needed a job, had to ha[…]