[…]d he married the ex-wife of Ken Clark [ph] who was a very good operator who did quite a lot of work for me later on. But we did a lot, we worked with Yorkshire and Thames. And I did that frost fair...               […]
[…]a studio for this purpose to keep the studio together. But there was a time when I had enough. That's when the television companies, Tyne Tees first, Yorkshire and one other, ABC came along and they proposed to buyout the studio. They did, and in 1968, the sticky years, they bought Halas and Batchel[…]
[…]16  Right? Well into 1979, I think Right. Right. Now again, I'm happy to see them get the chronology right. The next one, I've got this for Yorkshire Television, his and hers. Madeline Smith  1:04:28  Lovely. That came about after my first stage play. Casting Direc[…]
[…]e all next to that really. WaddonInfants, WaddonJuniors. Although I started, I was evacuated in the war so I started school in Doncaster in Yorkshire, mm, but then I came back and I was at WaddonInfants which was a kind of a stone’s throw from where I lived, then WaddonJuniors. T[…]
[…] in London BBC and also a Trainee Assistant Editor. I did an interview in Manchester for BBC Manchester as an Assistant Editor. And I think I went to Yorkshire TV or Granada or is it, not sure which which was which at the time, but I was accepted on to the London Trainee Assistant Film Editor course[…]
[…]old and Gus Macdonald had bid £2,000 because the bid had to be in multiples of two and other companies where it was known there would be a challenge, Yorkshire most famously had to bid thirty-six million pounds a year for its licence and, of course, if you're paying that to the Treasurer, you can't […]
