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[…] that for you." So I went up with the East Coast Convoy...I joined it at Southend, I think, and went through what was called 'The Graveyard' down the Thames estuary. This is just after the magnetic mine had been discovered and made innocuous by degaussing, but the acoustic mine had just then appeare[…]

[…]ratch on him, which is of course the the virtually the last words in in fires were started when the munitions vessel loaded with explosives is on the Thames and one of the fireman  says the other site was sore I notice. Now, whether they genuinely was something like your rugs where you can trip[…]

[…]ys. And we used to go on Wednesday afternoon when the when the shop was closed. We closed on Wednesdays. And I saw a slide at the ABC regal Walton on Thames asking for a probation or projectionist. And I applied for the job. And I got the job. I mean, basically all they asked me was could I make a c[…]

[…]me ooh, what was Terry Gilliam like? Well I don’t really know because I was working with Bob and a cameraman called John Grant in a barn on Walton-on-Thames. That was John’s set-up, amazing set-up, just next to his house. And I’d fit that around always getting back just after the kids got back from […]

[…]more LPs as well which the BBC gave me permission to do. And I produced over 300 shows for the Beeb. During that time, of the record being a success, Thames Television, asked me if I would do my own show, and introduce my own show, and present it and work and sing and dance with all my guests and so[…]

[…]ould get a long shot - but they couldn't - of buildings that weren't bombed. So they decided to build on the - although we were shooting at Walton-on-Thames, they decided to use the silent stage at Shepperton and build a part of Berlin, and so we went over there to shoot it. Now, we needed a huge am[…]