BBC radio's centenary programme: "Peter Pan Takes Flight", broadcast on 23 December 2004
BBC radio's centenary programme: "Peter Pan Takes Flight", broadcast on 23 December 2004 (Read More)
Last part(3) of Sheridan Morley's 1978 interview with Nico.
Last part(3) of Sheridan Morley's 1978 interview with Nico. (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)
Part 2 of Sheridan Morley's interview with Nico Llewelyn Davies, recorded in September 1978.
Part 2 of Sheridan Morley's interview with Nico Llewelyn Davies, recorded in September 1978. (Read More)
Norma Douglas-Henry was the sister of Josephine ('Dauphine') Mitchell-Innes, George's fiancee in 1914. I met her rather late in the day, while we were shooting "The Lost Boys", but managed to include her recollections of George in JMB&TLB. Here she
Norma Douglas-Henry was the sister of Josephine ('Dauphine') Mitchell-Innes, George's fiancee in 191 (Read More)
Norma Douglas-Henry remembering Michael's death
Norma remembering that Michael's death was believed to have been suicide, and that even Barrie thoug (Read More)
Nico retelling Barrie's classic macabre joke, "Mind that post", which I used in "The Lost Boys"...
Nico retelling Barrie's classic macabre joke, "Mind that post", which I used in "The Lost Boys"... (Read More)
Nico remembering how Barrie managed to evade jury duty
Nico remembering how Barrie managed to evade jury duty (Read More)
Mary prompting Nico on Barrie's macabre humour
Mary prompting Nico on Barrie's macabre humour (Read More)
Nico's creepy story about Barrie seeing his ex-wife Mary while driving through a village in 1922. Apologies for the cross-currents of other conversations - the wine is in full flood by this stage
Nico's creepy story about Barrie seeing his ex-wife Mary while driving through a village in 1922. Ap (Read More)