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[…]es, so you've got opportunities to act on small things in between times but I started acting on a regular basis and in ’84, ‘85 I think, and I'd been strand editor on on “Timewatch” and “Bookmark” under Executive Producer Tim Gardam.And I got made up to editor I think in ‘85 and one of the films tha[…]

[…]father was a hotelier, so we lived wherever he was working, he was a hotelier at The Washington Hotel in Curzon Street, and then at the Howard in The Strand. And so of course, until my parents were divorced I was, always went with them and lived in these hotels. And then finally, at the age of four […]

[…]this poet should know that, I don’t know, but he did. He phoned up Basil Wright, who was a leading documentary maker, and Basil phoned up the head of Strand Films, who said “come along and see me”. I must have a drink..Interviewer – Where were they based?Peter – The Strand were based at Merton Park,[…]

[…]lectronic pianos and electronic organs is right and after that I went back to London and became a commercial artist again at Astor  house in the strand  but I only stuck that  for three months because the pay payment pay the pay was very bad.Alan Lawson  16:44  Remember the […]

[…]ol, first of all in Clapham and Aristotle road. And later I went to school in Babylon and Bonneville road. From biovar Road, I went to a place called strand School, which is on Brixton Hill, right opposite theUnknown Speaker  1:21  prison.Dudley Lovell  1:22  And that's a good sc[…]

[…]en’s coronation at a neighbour’s house; his family got their first TV in 1954; HM remembers watching the first night of colour TV; Stoll Theatre, The Strand; HM enjoyed theatre, opera and ballet.00:18:08 – 00:25:35 HM began researching a new profession without a degree – he enrolled for a three year[…]

[…]e a lot of west end plays and recently I've worked at the Gate in Dublin which is where I'm going with this lot now and I've got a play coming to The Strand in two weeks.I: Good heavens.ED: Which Michael Palin41 has just written.I: Oh I have heard him promote that.ED: Called[…]

[…]e seaside, let her smell the mud in Southend when the tide goes out’.In Southend they put a very nice Hill, Norman and Beard four-manual organ in the Strand Cinema in Warriors Way, and as I went down and Mum and Dad bought houses down there, the girls, followed us, they got little houses there, and […]