adrian-andy-worker

[…] fine art then. Roy Fowler: Ah ha, wel l that will be interesting to hear about, we'll come to that. […]

Joan Kemp

[…] want to ask is, it took a great act of will on your part, I am imagining, to make this […]

Joan Kemp-Welch

[…]uestions about you coming into the business, before we talk about Peter Godfrey and the company. What I really want to ask is, it took a great act of will on your part, I am imagining, to make this decision?Joan Kemp-Welch: [Chuckling]. Yes, I am afraid - wait a second, before we go on. I am to[…]

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[…] great deal of I would say enthusiasm around. As you will know, ACT was not exactly firmly established in those […]

E M (Michael) Smedley Aston

[…]t because I'm not exactly given to great sort of word pictures. But the fact was that there was a great deal of I would say enthusiasm around. As you will know, ACT was not exactly firmly established in those days.Roy Fowler: Oh I don't think it existed.E.M. Smedley-Aston: So...well it was[…]

Jill Balcon (Day-Lewis)

[…]r  6:24   That was his choice, as well as her accepting. Jill Balcon  6:27  It was exactly, she was willing entirely. I mean, she was not in the least bit. I don't want to imply that she was an unwilling slave, but everything was your father, this yo[…]

Ella Mallett

[…] the time to look at a book now because that will baffle the people listening to the tape in future […]

Ella Mallet

[…]lla Mallett : They've had 100 years of film.Roy Fowler : Since we're recording on audiotape, I won't take the time to look at a book now because that will baffle the people listening to the tape in future years. But I will mention the book - it's called 'Happy Birthday Hollywood: One Hundred Years o[…]

Roy Fowler

[…]Caption because the cameras or something was always breaking down. And a camera would go onto The Panic Caption, which would say â€˜normal service will be resumed shortly’. And there were transcriptions up in the control room that said with this wonderful BBC accent which I can do to this day and[…]

Keith Ewart

[…]ol, the man responsible for the for the academic standards in the school who obviously, I had never been his treasure, and he said, I don't know what will happen to you after the army said, finish up in the BBC. I should think. And there you are. You see, they did actually know their boys. And as it[…]
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