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Nico talking about Barrie's many male friends, from Robert Falcon Scott to Bernard Freyberg VC
Nico talking about Barrie's many male friends, from Robert Falcon Scott to Bernard Freyberg VC (Read More)
Nico talking about Barrie's visits to Eton
Nico talking about Barrie's visits to Eton (Read More)
Gerrie's feeling that George Booth might have done more for the boys once Barrie took over their lives.
Gerrie's feeling that George Booth might have done more for the boys once Barrie took over their liv (Read More)
Sebastian Earl remembering Gerald du Maurier - and a delightful incident with Tallulah Bankhead....
Sebastian Earl remembering Gerald du Maurier - and a delightful incident with Tallulah Bankhead.... (Read More)
Nico's conviction that Barrie "had no sexual interest of any sort or kind. He was 100% neuter and 100% innocent, I'm absolutely certain of it."
Nico's conviction that Barrie "had no sexual interest of any sort or kind. He was 100% neuter and 10 (Read More)
Lord Boothby talking about Barrie's impotence - C P Snow's comments
Lord Boothby talking about Barrie's impotence - C P Snow's comments (Read More)
Norma Douglas-Henry talks about George, Josephine and Michael
Norma Douglas-Henry talks about George, Josephine and Michael (Read More)
Part 1 of Sheridan Morley's superb interview with Nico Llewelyn Davies, recorded in September 1978 and broadcast by the BBC on Radio 4. My gratitude to Sheridan for allowing me to share it on this site. As the programme lasted 30 minutes, I've divided it
Part 1 of Sheridan Morley's superb interview with Nico Llewelyn Davies, recorded in September 1978 a (Read More)
Nico describes Barrie stirring his coffee while his wife Mary remembers how her father (Lord Northbourne)used to call him "poor little man".
Nico describes Barrie stirring his coffee while his wife Mary remembers how her father (Lord Northbo (Read More)
Nico describes Mary Rose's island, and remembers standing with Barrie when he first had the idea for the play in 1912. See JMB&TLB p206 - or in colour in the photo gallery.
Nico describes Mary Rose's island, and remembers standing with Barrie when he first had the idea for (Read More)