Arthur Marshall interview | Writer | Mavis | 1977

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Respected Journalist Mavis Nicholson speaks to writer and broadcaster Arthur Marshall, MBE. In these extracts Marshall discusses his work and his grumbles against the GPO.
First shown: 19/07/1977
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@DavidBensonActor 6 лет назад

This is glorious! What a joy to see Arthur Marshall in full flow, a laugh in every line - and with the brilliant Mavis Nicholson, the best telly interviewer we ever had, in my opinion. More Arthur Marshall please!

@ysgol3 5 лет назад

Dead right about the wonderful Mavis - I so wish there was a DVD of her work instead of all that Parkinson crap.

@johnf.sowards8707 2 года назад

@@ysgol3 Hear hear

@michaelwhite8031 Год назад

I wish England was like that now.

@_BillyMandalay Год назад

Haha Guess who's hellbent in demolishing it.

@rgs6236 5 лет назад

We need more sweet people like him in the world. . . Delightful 😊

@ysgol3 Год назад

RIP Mavis, by far the best TV interviewer we've ever had,

@xavierdh2000 6 лет назад

I just love these old interviews with him

@derekeaton4798 Год назад

Lovely to hear the lovely Arthur Marshall

@dogsbody49 3 года назад

Arthur Marshall was a national treasure.

@MrGyges Год назад

Camp as Christmas, and all the better for it - much missed.

@chrispteemagician 3 года назад

I loved Arthur as a Kid and forgot all about him until now. Wow, this is great and I agree with the younger me, Arthur is a force of nature.

@Jeffybonbon 6 лет назад

He was a Dunkirk Veteran

@AlongtheFarClimbDown843 3 года назад

Arthur Marshall, MBE (10 May 1910 - 27 January 1989) was a British writer, raconteur and broadcaster,[1] born in Barnes, London[2] in the UK. He was best known as a team captain on the BBC's Call My Bluff.

@susansantapola 2 года назад

Yes remember well.

@michelez715 3 года назад

Dear Arthur Marshall! I always loved him, but his remarks on P. G. Wodehouse sealed the deal. Any admirer of the Master is OK with me. Plus Arthur had the most endearing laugh.

@davidreid8075 Год назад

Both good people. What happened to Television?

@terrydaniel-qm9mh 6 месяцев назад

Listening in jan 2024 ( lovely man / great interview) and full of humour .

@cleothecat3581 3 года назад

Fabulously fantastic

@robertclatworthy1857 4 года назад

We viewed his house in Devon after he died. A lovely cottage but needed alot of modernising. We would have liked to live in Christow. It never happened

@briforks7681 4 года назад

I always had a crush on Mavis Nicholson.She is as appealing as I remember from when I was 7.

@crystalheart9 6 лет назад

Isn't he delightful!

@DavidBensonActor 6 лет назад

Treasurable!

@crystalheart9 6 лет назад

Yes indeed, I've only recently found a few videos with him.

@xavierdh2000 6 лет назад

crystalheart9 lol yes he is! Lol

@nickwyatt9498 2 месяца назад

Hats off to the editor who signed him up for The New Statesman in the 70s. There was always a gloomy Trot writing in to complain about this ‘bourgeois’ columnist, but most of us loved him. He must have met The Hitch and Martin Amis! Amazing, adorable man.

@westhamunited67 8 месяцев назад

He was a good friend of Larry Grayson❤❤

@surreyboy84 Год назад

I wonder what he’d think about the price of a stamp these days. They’re also trying to get out of delivering post on Saturdays now.

@DavidJohnson-yq4nz 3 года назад

Treasure

@ftorres93 5 лет назад

A wonderful old gossip.....lol

@NotMody 4 года назад

منور يا جون

@gh5363 3 года назад

It's a delight to hear someone speaking so fluently on the television. But essentially he is a very self-centred man, and this rather takes the gilt off the gingerbread.

@thebadtemperedbrit 6 месяцев назад

I suppose I can understand why you might think that, but he did live on his own and he was paid to give his opinions, both written & in person, and his opinions were loved, so how else do you expect him to sound? Public figures generally do behave like this, so pointing out Marshall in this way does seem a little odd, and frankly I don't find it that pronounced, as I'm interested in his opinions about life or himself either way!