[…]mer with a hangover, so it’s a pretty good part. And the Americans loved it, and so the next day I get a call from Michael Codron who was part of the management, who said “Come for lunch.” And he said “Now what are we going to do with you?” and I said “Why?” and he said “well you’ve handed in your n[…]
[…] Was he younger or older? PB-C: He’s older, more or less five years older and he’s an accountant and businessman. DB: So that was for Hotel Management was it? PB-C: That’s right yes. And I remember going round the Savoy, and being shown round the Savoy – my dad had fixed it all, and I[…]
[…] in the ITV sector in the in the 70s, but into the 80s, as well. And this was very much a turning point that and a sign, perhaps of a more aggressive management approach towards unions and a bit of a decline in that collective strength of unions within it. V and the independent broadcasting sector.D[…]
INTERVIEW NO. 684 – INTERVIEWEE - PETE MURRAY Date 10th May 2016 INTERVIEWER – MIKE DICKCAMERA DAVID SMITHTranscriber – Linda Hall-Shaw MIKE DICK: The copyright of this recording is vested in the British Entertainment History Project. The name of the interviewee is P[…]
[…]with television – all of the television companies above the Thames, LWT up to Aberdeen; through this he got to know people at Rank and Technicolor; a management shakeup happened at Technicolor; a position as Technical Controller came up and BD moved from Kodak to Technicolor.00:06:10 – 00:09:20 BD w[…]
