Comments by "doveton sturdee" (@dovetonsturdee7033) on "BBC Archive" channel.

  1.  @BLTKellys  Again, a subjective opinion. Also, it seems, a minority one, given that it received critical acclaim and won the 1959 "Samuel Goldwyn International Award"
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  2.  @nelliebly6616  No, they weren't. The Bandsmen were, but by their employers, not by White Stare.
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  3.  @BLTKellys  Isn't that simply your own personal opinion? I suggest that is not one which is widely shared.
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  4. Do your carers know you have got hold of the laptop again?
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  5. So how do you explain all the survivors who referred to that iceberg, then?
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  6. Bragging? He was simply recounting his experiences. Isn't it easy to be judgemental 110 years after the event, on a laptop whilst sitting in a comfy chair? You must be really proud of yourself.
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  7.  @misspurrr-fect3684  They were not 'deducted.' Payment was stopped from the day of the sinking. Cruel by modern standards, but common practice at the time and, indeed, something which happened to crews as late as WW2.
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  8.  @Friday0891  No. It wouldn't because Astor & Guggenheim had never expressed their opinions, whilst Straus had already spoken in favour. 'A Night to Remember' was made in the 1950s, well before fools like you fell for the conspiracist myth invented in the early 1990s.
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  9. Isn't it easy to be judgemental 110 years after the event, on a laptop whilst sitting in a comfy chair? You must be really proud of yourself.
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