[…]when was that?Tom Peacock: Well it must have - didn't it affect you? It affected everybody I thought. Oh this was...[indecipherable interruption by a third party]Sidney Cole: How much more?Roy Fowler: Another minute to two minutes of tape on this side and then I think we should break.Sidney Cole: Ok[…]
[…]ry brief meeting with sandwichesand beer. Each episode, which is, as you know a third of the length of thefilm, had one hours' talk. That's what was so marvello[…]
[…]ut it's been of benefit also to the employer. Where negotiation rights or methods are concerned, it must be, each side knows exactly where they stand.Third Voice: Arthur, stop you there, one minute.Arthur Graham: Oh, that's going to be a bit awkward.[End of Tape 2, Side 3] [Tape 2, side 4]Arthur Gra[…]
[…]llen having digs at Tony Hancock about where have you been and what have you been doing? Anyway, so he's back and the second series does really well. Third series, we've got Andre Melly, again, this time, she's lost her French accent. Clearly that wasn't working very well. But there's some quite som[…]
[…]one in certain ways and processed at certain times” and you’ve put it through your process, they’ve delivered their product to you, you’re handling a third-party product because it’s not your product it’s someone else’s product which you’re processing for them. When you get to the final stage and it[…]
[…]TV to learn how to be a director and he learnt but he didn’t really know when he did Gumshoe. And I certainly didn’t know because it was my second or third film.KJ: I mean, you talk about, you know, thinking about in terms of the French New Wave, were there any, I mean given the topic of the film, d[…]
[…]'d got a Management structure, an organisation structure and people that were absolutely fit for purpose that got what we wanted to do. And then, the third thing, was to start to sow some seeds of organic growth and start to strengthen and invest in STV so that was the plan. So, the first of the dis[…]
