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[…]lory Hope and Glory. Very similar very not particularly because it was similar for him or me a similar for hundreds and thousands people all over the South Eastern. What have you but these things happened and the air raids would go on especially with the Blitz of London has been on the flight path. […]
[…]ve years old. As really, as a companion to my older brother, who was then nearly seven. And we were sent to school in West cliff, you know, just near Southend in Essex. And so that was that my first school that actually lasted until about the middle of the First World War. And then we were we […]
[…] not with the joyal that. David Bailey. I did a South Bank Show where David Bailey enjoyed it but he didn't do […]
[…]on, but suddenly we find about the time of NATTKE that they are moving, that they introduced, to everyone's astonishment, the ABS backed a boycott on South African production, GM: Yes. RL: And banned it. And did it fairly effectively, yeah. Everyone was astonished. That was a sign of that […]
[…]it right away. But the pleasure of digging it out and being in it for the first time is those you know not with the joyal that. David Bailey. I did a South Bank Show where David Bailey enjoyed it but he didn't do the same job and shows the value of lateral thinking research. I mean you look up David[…]
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[…]ark was able because he's good at this sort of thing was able to raise the necessary money. So the film got financed partly I think by tax money from South Africa where we shot the film. The book had been around for a number of years and was a very good comic novel and the sort of evil and war tradi[…]
[…] whatever. And I remember being extremely embarrassed because by and large, budgets are fairly small these days, but in fact, I went down to Margham, South Wales, and I had done this kind of research from book learning. So I hadn't been to most of the look at more to almost any of the locations. And[…]
[…]:32 where was the factory? By the way, you did mention it, but the factorySpeaker 1 37:36 was at Bendin Valley in off Garrett lane, southwest London.Roy Fowler 37:43 Oh, yes, Wandsworth, that's right,Speaker 1 37:47 yes, it was there because the wandle went […]
