[…]ith Moe Richardson's my entire stock lights of the largest light then I think it was a 5k. And so more than one camera I seem to remember there was a third camera I'm not sure. And Michael got it all worked out very precisely planned. And after the first night shooting, he told me that he simply cou[…]
[…]he war was declared.Unknown Speaker  32:20  Before war was declared into the Royal Engineers. And to find myself wars declared on about the third of September, I think, yeah, to find myself in France on the ninthSpeaker 3  32:38  in September, and I was there. Our unit was in the[…]
[…], my most exciting man, I must say, to work for, and very much regret his passing. After that I did another another picture with Charlie Crichton the thirds, the third secret, which was for 20th Century Fox and that was in black, and that was in black and white show. And I think that was the last of[…]
[…]sby, whom I’d been at college with as well. He got one of those rare Granada internships and things like that, which I failed to do. So like all good third class honours arts graduates I became a journalist. Which was what you did then. And you needed to get a degree to get a lot of jobs, something […]
[…]recording is vested with the BECTU History Project  Today is the 8th of June 1995.SPEAKER: M2We're right back to you and I'm talking with Derek. Third go Derek starting at the beginning when and where were you born.SPEAKER: M8I was born in Harwich Essex on 18th November 1938 and went to see my […]
[…]away in view of the audience again with my effects mic'd upped and I was banging these you know 'Look out' bang on this thing 'Look out' bang, on the third one I must have used a bit too much energy and this thing split and it rolled right in front of Tommy across the stage [LAUGHING] And he said, '[…]
[…]d get my six minutes and by chance and uncle had visited and he'd given me six months as well. So now went and bought the other two halves of the two thirds of the camera. And I now and the camera. For the first time, we've all been completely on my own thing. And now of course I was had to buy film[…]
[…]Dennis Monger was the Producer up in the gallery. The programme was live. It was very slick, it moved.Now what made the programme, on the third edition, we got the tip off from Norris McWhirter that Roger Bannister would run…would attempt the four minute mile at Oxford that day. Th[…]
[…], and Ithought, ooh, that’d be fun, going about all over the place with them and the boys. Very hard work, good thing I didn’t get that. And the third one was secretary to Pamela Brown in television, television producer. I thought ooh, that’d be quite fun, I’ll put in for that. Well, […]
[…]the film had even been shot on.So from then on they had to shoot with two ships and at the end of the picture it wassupposed we could superimpose the third ship on the scenes shot but of course what theyhad forgotten was that they were shooting from a ship, another boat, and it was rising andfalling[…]
