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[…] in freelancers? Yeah. Is that, woul d you say how TV has changed a lot? 28 Oh yeah. Greatly. So […]
[…] ED: Yes, that's right I: Have you ever worked in TV commercials? ED: Yes, I've done a few commercials; I […]
[…]thought we should have more local radio stations, basically. Nick Gilbey 15:13 And this was before regional television or ITV or BBC. Then was it? Well, no, because, you see, don't forget, there was Plymouth already. And oh, of course, Peter Cadbury and West William, yes,&[…]
[…]s a result of which I got asked to do, and then (by now I was I was in my fourth or fifth year now at the BBC) and I then got asked to do Hamlet for ITV and I couldn't because I was under contract to BBC. And it was Dr. Richard. Richard Chamberlain. Yeah, he was gonna do Hamlet. Yeah. And he asked m[…]
[…];of handle was in a sense uh slightly religious. Yeah. Did you ever see is TV film. Yes I did. Yes. Yes. Besides time did you buy you that when we&nbs[…]
[…]fore the war. So I had no claim to reinstatement. I was just damn lucky to fall into, with Basic Films.Arthur Graham: Have you ever worked on film or TV commercials?Tubby Englander: No. No.Arthur Graham: Ah. In what way would you say your work has changed since the end of the war if at all?Tubby Eng[…]
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[…] hadn't got over to the other side in fact I'd never been asked to. There was quite. BBC was occupying me pretty fully and I was a bit frightened of ITV. So I went on doing plays for the BBC and I think that the first ITV one was I can't remember what year but I think it wasn't until ‘68, quite late[…]
