First Broadcast - June 1960.
Hancock appears on the BBC's Face to Face, a half-hour in-depth interview programme conducted by John Freeman. Freeman asks Hancock many searching questions about his ...
First Broadcast - June 1960.
Hancock appears on the BBC's Face to Face, a half-hour in-depth interview programme conducted by John Freeman. Freeman asks Hancock many searching questions about his life and work.
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Hammering away at the question of how much money he makes is just plain rude, and gives no insight into the man at all...except in how he keeps trying to dodge it.
@OofusTwillip what a lovely man and what a wanker interviewer... when we look at journalists in retrospect we always see their ignorance - check questions thrown at bob dylan....
Fascinating stuff. It is hard to appreciate how famous Hancock was in 1960. It was before The Beatles and he was arguably the biggest star in Britain at the time. The public were outraged by this interview and felt it was intrusive which is interesting considering the treatment celebrities are subjected to now.
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