[…]gates Come on. How good are the habits abroad? What stands out in my mind there was that was my start of my association with Ken and again, yeah, the director. He came from the bush having just made holiday camp. He, I think, was it realist? Madden Park. That's it come from baton park with with Sydn[…]
[…] But there it is, the all singing Mitchells, superb quality, very popular.AL: Where are we in time?DMW: This is 1948, we come forward now and this is 1956. Television.NS: You had a fortnight in which to get off the ground, is that right?[Side 3, 30 mins]DMW: Rang George, hurried meeting. He in the m[…]
[…]f this little hobby of mine with radio sets and things I thought well you know, I'll just write and I wrote and I asked, I didn't know anybody at the BBC. I never said to my parents or anything. And I said, have you got any jobs for junior engineers? That's how I put it, I thought, well, that sounds[…]
[…]anotherday.Roy Fowler: What did the Department comprise and how did it operate, he was the headof the art departmentMaurice Carter: Vetch was the art director. There was a guy called because Gus Kochswho was his assistant who had come from the same direction as I had in decoration, Ithink he came fr[…]
[…] are changing." This, don’t forget , was the year after Suez. [The Suez Canal crisis. DS]. England was in a […]
[…]the producer decide to help me with the opening shots of the films which he Charles work with Charles Craig and sorry as Chas Charles Grant who's the director.SPEAKER: M6Yes yes yes yes. Now famous for a fish called Wanda which he made when he was about 80. Yeah right. Still with us still with us an[…]
[…] children’s, to me CB: It was, it was, children’s, yes. BBC. I: OK, umm ...well your theatrical career is extremely well […]
[…]little piece. Flip, yes, that was the only time I’ve ever acted...in...I: Right. It sounds like children’s, to meCB: It was, it was, children’s, yes. BBC.I: OK, umm...well your theatrical career is extremely well documented in your book, and also, what shall I call it...your emotional life,CB: (laug[…]
[…]r was sent out to India, where he was in charge of the Bombay Dockyard, and we went out on the first ship the Cape Town Castle which went through the Suez Canal and it was the very first time I had seen a banana because of course I had been a wartime baby, and never seen anything like that before, s[…]
[…]he experience because you haven’t got the ticket. And the only way into the union at that stage was either via the labs, the film laboratories or the BBC. So that was clearly a very important thing to do. In fact, a lady who turned out to be my mother-in-law, saw in a newspaper, a tiny little thing […]
