Olivia Newton-John at breakfast; interviewed on 'Grease'.

Interview with Betty Grable. Shots of her legs. Have you ever got bored with having the most beautiful legs in the world? When you have been a number one pin-up is it an ordeal to grow older?

Peter Sellers interview: comments on playing many parts in film. Speaking in his normal voice. Putting on a welsh accent.

Diana Rigg interview

London: Cadogan Sq: Vivien Leigh and Felix Fenston interview by Lynne Reid-Banks re the future of St Jame's Theatre.

London: Gina Lollobrigida interview by Huw Thomas: hopes to do picture in England: has three to do before that: talks about her baby having same name as her husband: if confusion she will change her husband's name: advice to mothers to be to eat for one baby not ten: wants to have more babies and make more pictures.

London: Dorchester: Jack Palance interview by Neville Clark: talks about his new film about demolition squads in Berlin: asked about his being called a tiger on a frayed leash: "what do you mean by that" (smiling): " I'm not having trouble with you am I": says its a nice publicity gimmick.

London: LAP: William Holden interview by Neville Clark: his last two films have had British directors and stars: as world gets smaller the film business will get more international: Hollywood no longer the centre: he spends his spare time traveling to promote his films: the film he feels his best and also the one he enjoyed making most was 'Sunset Boulevard'.

London: Grosvenor House: Jerry Lewis interview by Lynne Reid-Banks as she lists all the things his billed to do in his Palladium show: he replies he'd better call to find out if he really is: asked about his facial expressions: says he was born a tall nut: Lynne Reid-Banks nearly chokes with laughter: "let it out Lynne": asks if she's through with interview: "I'm not through with you yet": "How long have you been here in Cleveland".

London: Savoy Hotel: Olivia De Havilland interview by Lynne Reid-Banks: talks about her interest in Yoga: says the three best films she made were 'Gone With The Wind', 'The Snakepit' and 'The Heiress'.

London: Wigmore Street: Paul Robeson interview by Lynne Reid-Banks: he is making London his new home: a centre for his cultural work: has found it difficult across the water: will go back to US if the negro people need him: he's just back from Soviet Union: he says he resents question when asked if he is a commited communist: becomes angry and points finger as says "Socialist lands are the hope for the future".

London: MGM Theatre, St. James Street: Peter Sellars and Terry Thomas stars of new film 'Tom Thumb' interview by Neville Clark: they have nothing to say about being the new Laurel and Hardy: laughter: Peter Sellars talks in odd voice about being playing a bad man: they got on well during the film: Terry Thomas jokes truth must come out Peter Sellars was constantly bad tempered throughout the filming.