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In 1975 he was engaged by Thames as story consultant on Shades of Greene (ITV, 1975-76), an enchanting compendium of short stories from the work of Graham Greene. One of the last giants of British broadcasting, a man of exemplary vision, he received a knighthood in 1964. Sir Hugh Greene died in London in 1987. Tise Vahimagi
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12 de mar. de 2024 · GREENE, Hugh Carleton (1910-1987) Plaque erected in 2018 by English Heritage at 25 Addison Avenue, Holland Park, London , W11 4QS, Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Journalism and Publishing, Radio and Television. Sir HUGH CARLETON GREENE 1910-1987 Journalist and Director-General of the BBC lived here 1956-1967. Ceramic.
Hugh Greene was born in 1910. He came to prominence as a journalist when he was made a chief correspondent in Nazi Berlin. During World War II he served in the RAF. Greene went on to join the BBC and was made Director-General in 1960. He died in 1987.
22 de sept. de 2014 · Sir Hugh Greene's final role in the BBC was as Director General, reaching this position in January 1960. The role of the 'DG' is tough yet hugely rewarding, and under Greene's leadership the BBC ...
Sir Hugh Carleton Greene OBE (15 November 1910-19 February 1987) was the Director-General of the British Broadcasting Corporation from 1 January 1960 until 1969. He personally hired Sydney Newman as Head of Drama in 1961 as a deliberate attempt to shake up the drama department to be more competitive with ITV — or, as it was generally known then, ATV. He also presided over the creation of BBC ...
She had hoped marriage to Major Hugh Green, who made his fortune supplying tinned cod to British forces during World War I, would elevate her socially and give her a life of leisure. Motherhood ...
