Pathe Reporter Meets (1948)

Full title reads: "PATHE REPORTER MEETS - "
INGRID BERGMAN INTERVIEWED BY ALFRED HITCHCOCK AT HEATHROW
Heathrow, London - Close up shot of Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman walking out of aircraft. Ingrid Bergman and director Alfred Hitchcock walking down steps of plane. Crowds gathered around couple. Ingrid Bergman being interviewed by Alfred Hitchcock (natural sound) - quite entertaining. Close up shot of Ingrid Bergman - brilliant.
JAMAICANS COME TO BRITAIN TO LOOK FOR WORK
Tilbury, Essex. Long shot of the ship "Empire Windrush" arriving at Tilbury docks. Angle shot, Jamaican immigrants looking over ship's rail. Four Jamaican men reading newspaper. Several shots of group of Jamaicans on ship. Good panning shot along the crowd. Top view, Pathe reporter John Parsons interviewing one of the Jamaicans on ship (natural sound). Close up, top view of John Parsons interviewing another immigrant. Pathe cameraman on truck, men looking over ships rail in background. Close up shot of John Parsons interviewing another man. Top view, pan, men standing on deck. Close up shot of John Parsons interviewing another man. Man's name is Lord Kitchener - he sings a calypso song about London at the end of the interview. Men hope to find work in England.
FILM ID:1430.37
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[@gregogarrio2173]

I've listened to Lord Kitchener for years but this is the first time I've seen this epic clip - it's like being there at a musical flashpoint in time. I'm about to cry with joy.

[@FHIPrincePeter]

"London is the Place for me."

[@freddie8291]

who’s here for a history lesson lol

[@brief7478]

English lesson

[@williamdoyle1108]

I live about 10 minutes from Tilbury never realized the docks had such great history. Its interesting.

[@kegannice5136]

me XD

[@whokilledevie]

yeeah history lessons **whoop whoop**

[@nikaology]

@@whokilledevie EVIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@-chinafromtheinside391]

I am here because I'm teaching Andrea Levy's Small Island to my literature students. Who else is here for that reason?😊

[@thechannel7209]

As a descendent of the Windrush generation this really warms my heart ❤😊

[@oscarsharratt8630]

Who’s here because your teacher told u too--->

[@aishazaman6768]

Me

[@crabrangoon2493]

Yup me

[@DrognMaster5729]

yeah i am

[@lucassegui4551]

Me

[@ryandoyle3975]

This is so good!

[@WUrlF23]

I’m here for history

[@AndresLicari]

Top tier footage

[@multiyapples]

Very historic.

[@exposurefilms7467]

Wow! Lord Kitchener - calypsonian from Trinidad

[@DavidplazDuarte]

That song sound great

[@tentotwo8290]

Who’s here following following“History Debunked”

[@mr.thegreat557]

👍🏻

[@goha9218]

I'm i the only watching this just out of pure interest and not for school

[@quidproquo0]

No you are not..its good history..

[@davidbulla5128]

Jammin good

[@stevenstrauss9863]

The Jamaicans appear at about 0:49.

[@whokilledevie]

0:45

[@crabrangoon2493]

The ONE PERSON NOT HERE FOR HISTORY

[@tyxaminx]

Is anyone here in geography rather than history?

[@adel8616]

nah english

[@alexkulka8578]

In Jamaica they couldn't find work!!!! It funny how we are made to believe nowadays that Jamaicans came here to help rebuild Britain?!

[@brettwilliams5594]

Funny that isn't it, same with Barbados.

[@doctorsartorius]

Read the article by Andrew Joyce. He details (((who))) was behind the Windrush.

[@manaih5652]

There’s a lot of good research about the Windrush myth.

[@trevormcdonald385]

And likewise in Australia they needed skilled Englishmen what’s your point

[@trevormcdonald385]

Doesn’t change the fact that your beloved Enoch Powell encouraged them to come to help the NHS

[@meep895]

Here for a history lesson 😭

[@AndresLicari]

Thanks British Pathé

[@miomao_lalala]

Is anyone here for English?

[@DrognMaster5729]

i'm here for history

[@lilliansmithwhyte8498]

VERY EDUCATIONAL FOR ME💘☕☕💘THOSE GUYS SOOOOO HANDSOME ⭐⭐⭐⭐👍✌MY SWEET SWEET JAMAICAN MEN THOSE DAY SOOO MANNERSABLE💘AND LOVE THEIR💘 MAMA👍💘💕

[@kandimegahan7844]

The so called "calypsonian" song is a very fortunate piece of history.

[@aestheticsbyjasmine940]

Grandad 🇧🇧

[@ClxudyWxffle]

here from a history lesson

[@alexkulka8578]

So, what did you learn?

[@Bella-ux4ok]

I’m here for an English language lesson :(

[@shadowslayer4677]

Here for a history lesson ☠

[@charlottegray7735]

History?

[@crabrangoon2493]

Yes

[@meep895]

Yep 😭

[@malvernwarmington4942]

Lord Kitchener was Trinidadian, not Jamaican.

[@ale_ksis5214]

J’ai pas trop aimer mais intéressant quand même

[@JuliusGittens]

0:45

[@leannagohar8983]

Here for English lol

[@samsammy25]

The Windrush generation were here in Britain not because they couldn't find work in the West Indies ,but because the British government invited them to come and help built Britain after the destruction caused by the second world war. That's a historical fact.

[@aijeonline8574]

The propaganda is scandalous

[@NickThomas-uz6lg]

This is a complete myth. A Home Office letter written just before the Windrush docked makes it clear that no-one intended people coming from the Caribbean and says they were coming of their own accord!!!!! We actually wanted people from Australia. Canada. New Zealand etc. Most arrived on the Windrush without any place to reside or a job to go to and this had to be sorted for them. They were not invited - sorry, but that's a fact and confirmed by documents in the Public Record Office which can be found on-line (as the manifest can also be found). The Pathe News put their own spin on it, as they were prone to do.

[@jamesoneill5070]

George Isaacs was the Minister for Labour in the Clement Attlee government. Here is his response to the arrival of Empire Windrush. "I don't know who sent these men, it is bound to end in difficulties. We can give no assurances that they can be found suitable work. I hope no encouragement will be given to others to follow them". Hardly a ringing invitation for them to up sticks and come to England.

[@mr.thegreat557]

That’s actually the biggest lie in British history. They came on a whim after buying cheap tickets for an empty boat.

[@pipLaw21]

@@NickThomas-uz6lg very true in fact the government were opposed to it coming here. As David Olusoga writes 'The government, however, regarded her [the Windrush] as an embarrassment. There were instant recriminations in Whitehall and behind the scenes attempts were made to ensure that the Windrush did not set a precedent and inspire further migration. Arthur Creech Jones was heavily criticized for having allowed her to set sail. He stood accused of failing to have ‘kept a lid on things' and permitting this 'invasion' of Britain by West Indians.' However, British industry, the NHS and British rail were less queasy about immigration from the Caribbean.

[@petersnell3128]

That calypso singer... Spontaneous, I suppose, but sublime...

[@dukeofistria5712]

Biggest mistake to let British land that ship.

[@user-kv9yf4tf1w]

2:22 India 🇮🇳😍😍😍🚩🚩🚩

[@ilandluva]

Wow! Lord Kitchener - calypsonian from Trinidad