Erwin Hillier

[…]ker 1  11:12  explaining sort of the personalities which are Clifton, British firm, honestly, from Europe, mainly, and, of course, from the United States too. So it's never been what I call a completely pure, immersive British productions where you see everybody's from this country, becaus[…]

Charles Picken

[…]ular customer base”. Local Tyne-Tees Weatherman Bob Johnson was a fairly regular visitor as was footballer John Barnes during his period at Newcastle United. Barnes would arrive with his own children and often with additional young friends of said brood. He would always treat them all to treats at t[…]

Dudley Lovell

[…]nd down to Italy and then I went across to America with him. I got my to America. And then I also finished off by we had several cities in the in the United States which had to be this where the character came from, and I had a little jaunt, going from New York to Chicago to San Francisco to Hollywo[…]

John Shearman

BEHP transcript DisclaimerThis transcript has been produced automatically using Otter, https://get.otter.ai/interview-transcription/.It provides a basic, but unverified or proofread transcript of the interview. Therefore, the British Entertainment History Project (BEHP) accepts no liability for[…]

Philip Donnellan

[…] posted to England for a battle course in North Wales. Even then though I remember how limited one was in the perception of the everyday world of the United Kingdom. For example I knew Spain by that time I knew a lot about Spain and Spanish people and I knew a fair amount about making war I knew ver[…]

Daphne Shadwell

[…]n ’45 with his own orchestra, although he came back to ITMA again, and music hall and so on.But as a freelance, presumably?JPH: But all the artists in ITMA went out on the road anyway, because...It would be foolish not to have done, that’s right.JPH: It would be mad not to, yes. […]

Michael Clarke

[…]'s film fragment memory, which he made 40 years later, after about his university days, I was organising a March, I will come up in a second from the United Front. Now,John Legard  6:58  I remember that film as it was on on television not so long ago, about three four years ago.Michael Cla[…]

Lusia Krakowska (Mrs Arendt)

[…]ho knew Polish and English because he had been made the head of the section of letters in the mass media division of UNESCO - UNESCO being one of the United Nations agencies and again, I cannot for the life of me remember how I got to him but I became his assistant and that was a very exciting time […]
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