[…]first picture which was Unpublished Story with Valerie Hobson and Richard Greene and that 's how I met Havelock Allen, Tony, a charming man. But then two things happened, Del had a flaming row with the financial director of the company at the time, he almost came to blows with him, but having got ri[…]
[…]owledge to know that it wasn't our house Hitler was after if he was after anyone's, he was after bigger ones. I couldn't i agin e him being after our two up two down outside toilet slum. Norman Swallow: he docks of course. Johnny Speight: The docks. I didn't want either, having to work in them was e[…]
[…]r, so I didn't have any experience of Sheffield beyond the first six weeks of my life. So first few years spent in the Hampstead Garden Suburb. I had two older brothers, one six years older, and one 11 years old, so considerably older. We moved to live in Church End, Finchley when I was about five, […]
[…]meantime I'd met a girl who was my best friend for a long time. Now I met her in a production that Robert Donat did I must have done that between the two seasons at Stratford. Robert Donat put on a play of his own called Red Night Lost all his money in it as far as I remember because it was about th[…]
[…] was, there was Theo Cowan,  was the head [of publicity], he always, he always escorted Margaret Lockwood to premiere, Theo. And there were two, these two other boys, John, I think, one was called John McFadden, and one was called Paddy Fleming. And they were film starlet escorts. And I me[…]
