[…]nderlined free secondary education so that’s I think why the school was called after him.SUE MALDEN: It makes sense. So, was it hard work trying to keep down a full-time job working in the library and doing the qualifications part-time or did you get much support from the library for tha[…]
[…];Graham Hartstone 0:13 1961. Yes. Jim Betteridge 0:14 When you when you entered the industry. Graham Hartstone 0:16 Yes. Jim Betteridge 0:17 So how old were you at that point?&nbs[…]
[…]istant art director.Sidney Cole: Yes.Carmen Dillon: Almost immediately. Because I had to get it set into it. But I had a very dear little man who was trying to carry it on, and he was a glorious dopey drunk.Sidney Cole: [laughs].Carmen Dillon: And so really I had quite a lot to do. And I enjoyed it […]
[…] got thousands of pounds worth of equipment round there. It's all old and useless, but he gets hold of old cameras and puts them right again, or he's trying to do that. He's got an old Super Parvo Debrie, you know a thousand foot one. He has a Vinten Everest, and that's how he got me to go up there […]
[…]until two in the morning, Sunday mornings, any morning you know. But going back, it was a question of sort of moving with the development of the industry and of the studio, you know. The laboratory of course was always over the back of the studio when the glass studio was there, but that was all kno[…]
[…] one, and I was put on instrumentsUnknown Speaker 20:54 and some fun out there at Boynton. See that. You see all these ex RAF types being trying to be controlled by,Unknown Speaker 21:02 we've never been strict,Unknown Speaker 21:06 you know, with procedure and th[…]
[…]ny other particular memories of film-going in the First World War?Eddie Dryhurst: No. I used to go quite a lot, every week in fact. Sometimes I would try and get in for nothing if I was short of money. Of course a lot of the time I was taken on as a pianist, in times of illness of the regular person[…]
[…]ut that? Because you must have been a member by then. This is to Spain...Philip Leacock: Yes, I'd been a member for quite a while then I think. I was trying to think...Stephen Peet: How did it come about that you joined?Philip Leacock: Well after working with Hal, to fill in a gap there, I then real[…]
[…] "Well I don't think so but at least I can try." So he sent me down to see P.C. Stapleton, […]
[…] the tabs back and let them see. We used to try to do it - we'd open the house tabs […]
