MARGY KINMONTH is a documentary film-maker, and is the grand-daughter of Admiral Godfrey, Director of Naval Intelligence 1939–1942.
Admiral Godfrey was one of the founders of the wartime codebreaking 
operations at Bletchley Park. Ian Fleming, the creator of the James Bond novels, was a personal friend of the admiral, at one time working for him in Naval Intelligence, and based his character “M” on him.
Both Margy Kinmonth’s mother and grandmother also worked at Bletchley Park, with her mother’s service being in Hut 3, assisting the codebreaking process. Margy will speak about her family’s secret work at Bletchley Park during World War II.
More about Margy Kinmonth
- The Wikipedia entry for Margy Kinmonth, including references to her film-making
A BBC interview with Margy Kinmonth’s mother, about her time at Bletchley Park- An interview with Margy Kinmonth, discussing her film War Art with Eddie Redmayne
- Margy Kinmonth’s Twitter account
- More on the film War Art, which is available for purchase on DVD