Daniel Farson

Article Abstract:

Photographer, broadcaster and writer Daniel Farson was greatly influenced by the fact that his father was Negley Farson, a famous American foreign correspondent. He moved around a lot during his childhood, becoming the youngest ever Parliamentary and Lobby Correspondent at the age of 17. He began to become established in the world of Soho Bohemia from the age of 23. He formed a close association with Francis Bacon, and developed a career in television. His greatest success was probably 'The Gilded Gutter Life of Francis Bacon.'

Authors, Writers, Farson, Daniel Negley

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Earl Amherst

Article Abstract:

Machine-tool producers are deeply affected by the recession and Japan has ousted Germany as top producer. Production fell 16% in 1992 in the 300 German companies which employ 90,000. Turnover fell from DM16 billion to DM13.5 billion (5.8 billion pounds sterling) in 1992. The Eastern market has disappeared. About one-third of machine-tool producers intend to operate short-time working. Germany is an expensive place to produce standard m

Officials and employees, Journalists, Amherst, Jeffrey (English general, 1717-1797)

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Dirk Bogarde's secrets and lies

Article Abstract:

Actor Dirk Bogarde carefully cultivated a particular image of himself, and in 1986 even went as far as to destroy many personal papers. In fact, he was very unsure of himself, and split his life into a number of different compartments.

Actors, Bogarde, Dirk

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