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Daphne du Marier remembering Barrie taking them to the zoo after George's death.
Daphne du Marier remembering Barrie taking them to the zoo after George's death. (Read More)
Daphne remembering Michael's nightmares – how he thought he saw people coming in through the window, "and this could tie up with Peter Pan."
Daphne remembering Michael's nightmares – how he thought he saw people coming in through the window, (Read More)
Daphne talking about Nico's hero-worship of Jack.
Daphne talking about Nico's hero-worship of Jack. (Read More)
Director Rodney Bennett asking Nico about Barrie's two "butlers", Harry Brown and Frank Thurston. Nico again tells the story of losing his tortoise in Campden Hill Square - and Harry Brown miraculously finding it.
Director Rodney Bennett asking Nico about Barrie's two "butlers", Harry Brown and Frank Thurston. Ni (Read More)
Elisabeth Bergner on her first meeting with Barrie.
Elisabeth Bergner on her first meeting with Barrie. (Read More)
Elisabeth Bergner on how Barrie "saw again in me Michael" ...
Elisabeth Bergner on how Barrie "saw again in me Michael" ... (Read More)
Elisabeth Bergner remembers Barrie visiting the film set of "As You L:ike It", and how his cough caused endless retakes ...
Elisabeth Bergner remembers Barrie visiting the film set of "As You L:ike It", and how his cough cau (Read More)
Elisabeth Bergner talks enigmatically about the cause of Barrie's death.
Elisabeth Bergner talks enigmatically about the cause of Barrie's death. (Read More)
Elisabeth Bergner's extraordinary suggestion that Barrie had "a normal love affair" with Cynthia Asquith.
Elisabeth Bergner's extraordinary suggestion that Barrie had "a normal love affair" with Cynthia Asq (Read More)
Elisabeth Bergner's memories of Barrie's sister Maggie, and how she was so frightened of the telephone that she poured tea into it!
Elisabeth Bergner's memories of Barrie's sister Maggie, and how she was so frightened of the telepho (Read More)