Tomorrow Couldn’t Be Worse originally aired on Granada Television. Its intention was to create a platform that celebrated and emphasized the working-class …
The interview balances two sides of Allen’s characters: the first being the innate ideological implications that his childhood emphasized, the second being …
‘[I worked] after school. Every night. Five o’clock to eight o’clock. And on Saturday, I used to go eight o’clock in the morning til ten o’clock on Saturday night and I used to get two shillings and a bag of faded apples.’
Creating the author blog allowed me to research many historical backgrounds and nuances into 20th century England, and especially so Liverpool. Creating …
