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[…] That’s very tricky actually, and it only happened once, and it was relatively trivial, but it was very important in a funny sort of way. It was in a third world country and I just thought this was making fun of people as opposed to really recording what was going on. DB: Yes, yes. PB-C: D[…]
[…]p people from BBC. One of Philip’s first films was on topic turned down by BBC, gerrymandering in Londonderry: minority Protestant population had two-thirds of seats on Council. Godfrey Hodgson was reporter. BBC would never have transmitted it. Also Robert Kee report from Rhodesia at height of UDI, […]
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[…]ly. Nigel Kneale, Philip Mackie, who disappeared almost overnight to go to, head up drama, Granada Television. Mm, Giles Cooper, and I forget who the third was. But Nigel Kneale, I remember saying to him how, how did he, why, why had he come in to television, had he written something? And he said no[…]
[…]they kicked me out so I went and saw Aidan Crawley and said 'look, I'm free if you wantme to work for you' and he said 'great, come in' and I was the third member on the staff. Andjust got into my car and I drove all the way around Europe, hiring - I knew a lot of them becauseof my contacts with the[…]
[…]said he's, he's too slow. You'll never get it done. But that I'd actually I had ask David Watkin to do it. And the leading actress while watching the third actress, Madame Vivian Merchant was Harold Pinter's  wife then said in no uncertain terms to me this It should be regularised because it's […]
[…]Offenbach having got interested through Conducting. And I said I would and then I funked it. A second time I said I'd do it and I didn't to it. And a third time I was very short of money so I rang up, my heart in my mouth, and said is it too late to write the Offenbach book. He said it's not too lat[…]
