Elizabeth Furse (née Wolpert)

[…], I was not frightened of him because I knew that he's kind, you see, but the ordinary film maker, film technician don't know the David Leans of this world.You're saying he was very remote?He was remote.On the set?Y es.Yes, yes.He was definitely remote.35Was he close...He was, he was very polite, ve[…]

Francis Gysin

[…]bsp;that time after the offer. They must come to Carlton Hill during the Second World War on time Just about yes but until they got a whole lot more to&nbs[…]

Sam Williams

[…]us into Sundays as well, you'd expect to finish around about five o'clock tea time on a Sunday, somebody would create something which was out of this world for, quote, wine and cocktail of Amy Johnson or something like that fly in Atlantic  or landing. And very often you wouldn't get out until […]

Bert Craik

[…]us into Sundays as well, you'd expect to finish around about five o'clock tea time on a Sunday, somebody would create something which was out of this world for, quote, wine and cocktail of Amy Johnson or something like that fly in Atlantic  or landing. And very often you wouldn't get out until […]

Gordon Hales

[…] Suffolk. My father was a retail chemist. My mother, as was General in those days was a housewife mother. And I have a very early memory of the First World War, because quite clearly, I can remember my father opening the window in the bedroom, in which they slept and I as a baby with the role of a Z[…]
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