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[…] Queen . Is that… CB: That was, that was at Twickenham… I: Yes, a company called Starcraft. Producer Harry Cohen […]

[…] first film I then made was The Ghost Camera for Twickenham... Sidney Cole: Yeah. Bernard Vorhaus: Which again had Ida […]

[…] yes. Cos Alec wasn’t so famous then was he, by a long way? DM: No he wasn’t. He played a gardening reporter who’s put on to follow the match at Twickenham. SC: That’s right, yes. It was a very funny film. DM: It was funny. Hugh Griffith was wonderful. SC: Oh Hugh was yes, fantas[…]

[…]ditors do drink a lot, a lot of editors. I don’t personally, but... You know, the editors were the people who were always hanging around the bars. At Twickenham where I BECTU History Project Interviewee Interviewer Track No Anne V Coates Roy Fowler 3 94 work now was practically kep[…]

[…].Yes.And so I sort of got the overspill from it. So my Mum took us both away from there [Laughter] and she sent Barbara to a Roman Catholic School in Twickenham thinking thenuns might sort her out [Laughter] and me to a church school, St Mary‟s at Twickenham,so we finished up at, at different school[…]

[…]on it, and Ching had recorded it and everything, and they had plans for making another - a feature - and in some extraordinary way they got access to Twickenham Studios, which were in the hands of the receivers, and a gentleman called Ben Drage, of Drage's furnishings, was looking after the receiver[…]

[…] - not very big - but big. DARROL BLAKE: At Twickenham? REN ÉE GLYNNE: Yeah. And I tried not t […]