[…], but a one is in my innocence. I said to the major there, what does a one mean? He says means to be able to undergo severe strain in any part of the world, which I took a pretty poor view of and went back to the railway I need to be covered, only to be called up before the work, before the war was […]
[…]peaker  27:09  immediate impression of that of them rather?Unknown Speaker  27:15  Oh, they were the most marvelous people in the world. They knew what they were doing, and they would, they would take instructions from me. I said, I want this and that and the other, and it would […]
[…]ou came from your early years? Yeah, Ernest Marsh  0:44  I was born in Folkestone, Kent a couple of months before the end of World War Two, and lived there until 1953 in the day after the Coronation in 1953 we moved from noisy Folkestone to a little hamlet in in Suffolk call[…]
[…] wanted to be in the film industry, because my I didn't want to follow my father's footsteps. And he was become the leading light in the amateur film world. And I I thought, I want to be a scientist because that's what my uncle was. I thought that sounded interesting. But I didn't I wasn't quite goo[…]
[…]And in arklow, in Ireland at that time, chi Knox which is a Birmingham firm, they had a munitions factory, and this munitions factory after the First World War, it was closing down, they're coming back to Birmingham, and dad being although he had his own business of Wheeler, right, and people weren'[…]
[…] Oh [refers to notes] there seems to be quite a large gap. 45 mins DB: Anyway, [in] ’76, you did one in a series of stories from around the world for a children’s programme. I did one in Australia, you did one in Jamaica. PB-C: West Indies, yes. DB: With Paul Stone. Do you rememb[…]
[…]icularly in the sponsored documentary field, we probably will call it. I know in fact that you must have filmed in pretty well every continent in the world, including Antarctica. And apart from a lot of awards for your films, you also have four nominations for Hollywood Academy Awards, in the live a[…]
[…]asing, and the hull was bored, but the inside was hiding it. And we eventually found that's where all the water was pouring in, and we it was a small world. My brother in law was the head of the boom defense that reside Dockyard and Willoughby, the broken charge, had worked under my brother in law, […]
[…]er unbelievable. Motivated was a character he he gave me a clue and went into oil business made himself very rich. Eventually, I mentioned just after World War Two, he was very rich. Linda Wood 40:26By the office he seemed Cymbeline. So tough not to be sort of stopped by small sort of tec[…]
