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[…]rector of labour relations and then hanging inveigled across came along as assistant director. He was quite good sort of. Derry was quite Yeah. He was a good di[…]

[…]ou a number of years but really I know very little about your early life. When were you born for instance, and where?Charles Cooper: Well I was born June 5th, 1910, in London. My parents actually came over from Russia, from the Ukraine - this would have been about 1893 and they were about twenty-two[…]

[…]t that far! Roy Fowler: What happened? Do you know the details? Andy Worker: Well Sydney moved to Pinewood, Shepherd's Bush was sold to the BBC. Um, I was sent to Islington to close it down, and after about a year of that, Ken Maybank [?] said, "You should go on freelance production," whic[…]

[…]ink they hit I think the head was actually sitting straight on my shoulders now. And particularly Vampire Lovers with Roy Ward Baker who was stunning director.  Mike Dick  1:03:18  We'll come on to that.. hold your horses.. Madeline Smith  1:03:21 &n[…]

[…]? R: I think STV's contribution to Scotland was that it was for the people, by the people somehow or another. It was much less po-faced than the BBC. The Newscasting, for example, was quite simple. I mean, it was not nearly as well funded, of course, as the BBC but it got to the people and, I t[…]

[…] I'd known again, Roger was abs and then beta. So I hadn't worked with him in ACTT. But I got to know him through various disputes we'd have with the BBC. And there were a number of disputes with the BBC over that time, which involved quite complex legal issues. industrial action legislation is not […]

[…]f different companies, or, or for just a few major ones, or, or...?Within film?Y es.Within film, I, well I worked for, Granada to start off with, and BBC. Granada was a very forward-thinking company at that time. So, it had a lot of series, likeDisappearing World and, it did do quite a few seri[…]