[…]rected most of the things. And so there was nothing really that I wanted to do there so I went to work with Richard Massingham as a director/editor - writer/director, editor - no, director/editor then. And that was a very curious relationship. His wife knew my wife, which is how I got to know him. W[…]
[…]could do for that. Anyway? We did. He did these series of Dances of Spain, which were very, very good. And then said he got Greyfriars did I know the writer. Well, in the meantime, we he sort of seen a number of writers like jack Whittingham West be Brian Forbes, Tibbie Clark, and he suddenly produc[…]
[…] did the plot that beginsJim Shields 15:47 with it. It's just a matter I mean, I'll go through and cross is this is an instance where the writer is in love with his own words. Yeah, I think he would end with a squeeze in hard to say. Mind should go Yes. See,John Hargreaves 16:06 &n[…]
[…]tle Mavis...and [Barbara Ferris]...]Joan Kemp-Welch: I don't know what happened to Mavis, because she married somebody who was a very successful writer, didn't she?John P Hamilton Yes, I think she did, yes. And [Malcolm...Malcolm Clare]...Joan Kemp-Welch: Yes.John P Hamilton And […]
[…]t you don’t know about drinking….go home and write 12 you might get one in, I wrote 8 and I got one in, ‘Half of Half and Half’ they had about 8 song writers on it and I was the only one that both words and music, so I was rather chuffed about that, and also that Tommy Trinder chose it without[…]
[…] competition against - Norman Swallow: 33.00 David Storey. It was a Storey novel, another Yorkshire writer. Karel Reisz:33.04Correct. Saturday Night wasn't Yorkshire, it was set in Nottingham, the Midlands. Norman Swallow: Bu[…]
