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[…]thur Catterick? photographed Brian Langley was operating the Noel Rowlands was assistant and I was the clapper boy and. Frank Catham? first assistant director. And again Paul Stein I was terrified after the miserable and so he always wore a hat he was always griping nothing was ever right. He moaned[…]

[…]ed being Producer and made The Day Before Yesterday re post-war British politics, and I did 2 episodes, one on Bevin and Palestine, other on Eden and Suez. Bevin and Palestine was ironic, because that would have been my subject for postgraduate work at Oxford: “I got round to it eventually”. Really […]

[…]we gave her a screen credit for additional dialogue by Kay Walsh. And, but then there was some other fella who eventually became head of drama at the BBC. His name I forgotten for a moment. He did a bit of work on it. And he had a credit I Roy Fowler  10:09  McGibbon &n[…]

[…]time, and then I saw this advertisement in The Times for an assistant secretary to the Director-General ofNancy Tbomas DRAFT Page 8the BBC. And I said to Kenneth Clark, ‘I’m going to apply for this’. And he said, ‘Oh, for heaven’s sake, you can’t do that. I mean Sir William Haley isn’[…]

[…] talks to John Legard about her career as an Art Director. She talks in detail about the planning and design skills […]

[…] a very famous man who did sound things for the BBC. Daphne Shadwell: Not Huw Weldon? Joan Kemp-Welch: No...anyway, it's gone. […]

[…] to the Director-General of Nancy Tbomas DRAFT Page 9 the BBC. And I said to Kenneth Clark, ‘I’m going to apply […]

[…]t series of Hancock's half hour on BBC television, and then a second series that followed it. So Tony's first series was a say a Tony Hancock show in 1956. It was written by Eric Sykes exotics, in fact, appears in one of the episodes and the first couple of episodes were also co written by Larry Ste[…]

[…]t I thought I probably thought I got six months work. It was it was two weeks only was shot at Highbury studios. Recently I got a copy of it from the BBC. It's on video. It is the most dreadful little film. I mean, it's really poor, but Bernard Miles was in it. And an actress called lusail Lyle spel[…]