[…]after that that I did at all was, again one of the interesting ones' to do was one with Stanley Baker and Tommy Steele. Tommy Steele, it was only his third picture. Anyway we did it in Dublin and it was called 'Where Is Jack?' Jack Shepherd, do you remember the highwayman? The legend. It was about h[…]
[…]n we went there again as a clerk and I got my phone and I got my third stripe. So I became a full acting sergeant then hit the dizzying heights o[…]
[…] dear. He was a very dear friend. I can I've worked with him on a couple of films. Fair enough. One was called orca killer whale came on as a second. third hit her. In fact, I seem to remember led by Marian Rothman initially when I joined it for the very beginning. I'm probably jumping the gun butSp[…]
[…] ideas were brought forth, the most regrettable idea was widescreen, because that was just a cheap version of CinemaScope in which we lost probably a third of the negative, so it led to slight degrading of the image and the loss of the beautiful academy ratio. That was all down to… I believe the roo[…]
[…] basically three, I think it was three people died, one member of staff, which was Jim, a milliner, who was at the other side of Oxford Street and at third person. And when it broke out, it was a bank holiday weekend, and it was a disgraceful behaviour between the BBC and the public services, Westmi[…]
[…]ts and lots of people went up for this part of Mrs Anna and the list was getting a bit smaller. I think there were about five of us left by then. The third audition had to be in New York because it had to be in front of Yul Brynner and Hammerstein Jr. and Richard Rogers.[134] So, can you imagine – I[…]
[…] on Channel 4. So the separation between the financial responsibility and the editorial responsibility gave the new channel terrific freedom. And the third thing it had that was lucky was a Chief Executive who was really absolutely on for making a channel that broke new ground. I mean hence for exam[…]
[…];       Do you remember his name?A         No. Young fellow - third assistant, he was third assistant, I don’t know who he was. And I think he thought I was doing something for advertising, I think he was j[…]
[…] I don’t remember what they were classed at, but they must have been something less than thirty… they went round slower than thirty-three and a third. Mm. Imagine they were fifteen or something. Those huge discs that were made for, what was it called? The Transcription Se[…]
[…]tapes: 1Duration: 1:23:45MY: This is a BECTU History Project Interview Number 340 Jan Zilliacus, this is the second interview. The date is the twenty-third of May 1995, the interviewer is Stanley Forman. Okay.Right, we can begin talking.MY: Yes.Yes.Okay, so really if you could tell me Yan, I can cal[…]
