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Nico's wife Mary's belief that it was Barrie's great stroke of luck at being "given a ready-made family"
Nico's wife Mary's belief that it was Barrie's great stroke of luck at being "given a ready-made fam (Read More)
Nico on Michael being "close to a genius"
Nico on Michael being "close to a genius" (Read More)
Nico’s classic story about Barrie giving the rights of "Peter Pan" to Great Ormond Street Hospital. According to the Hospital, parts of it should be taken with a large pinch of salt.
Nico’s classic story about Barrie giving the rights of "Peter Pan" to Great Ormond Street Hospital. (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)
Nico talking to Rodney Bennett about Mary Hodgson
Nico talking to Rodney Bennett about Mary Hodgson (Read More)
Nico remarking on the fact that he never once heard Barrie talking about his mother (Margaret Ogilvy), even when he took Nico and Michael to Kirriemuir.
Nico remarking on the fact that he never once heard Barrie talking about his mother (Margaret Ogilvy (Read More)
Ian Holm asks Nico about how he got on with his brothers, which leads into a discussion about Jack, and Nico's feeling that I've been too cruel to him in the script. Rodney Bennett joins in, and although Nico seems to think I cut the objectionable lines,
Ian Holm asks Nico about how he got on with his brothers, which leads into a discussion about Jack, (Read More)
Nico remembering his mother to Ann Bell (who played Sylvia) and Rodney Bennett
Nico remembering his mother to Ann Bell (who played Sylvia) and Rodney Bennett (Read More)
Nico reminiscing about Barrie’s "manservant" Harry Brown, a guided tour through Adelphi Terrace, and an amusing story about Harry Brown and Maggie Barrie’s son, the chess champion Willie Winter. Not for the scatalogically faint-hearted...
Nico reminiscing about Barrie’s "manservant" Harry Brown, a guided tour through Adelphi Terrace, and (Read More)
Nico suggesting that Sharon and I visit Lord (Bob) Boothby: "I think a pretty ghastly fellow, but he had an absolute worship of Michael" ...!
Nico suggesting that Sharon and I visit Lord (Bob) Boothby: "I think a pretty ghastly fellow, but he (Read More)