[…]relationship with Pathe . They didn't show you any old film they had if they had it in their vaults and then they came up in conversation they had an ABC television show. Called Big Night Out which is a variety show lots of turns in it you know famous actors and then. They never looked at it . And t[…]
[…]'s I mean, I will. It was odd. I mean, first of all, the whole time that I was living in Salisbury, there were three cinemas there in those days, the ABC, the Regal and the Gaumont. And it was during a period, when you had some really amazing British films being made. There's Powell and Pressburger […]
[…]t master because I didn't know what they were going to make you see. And as happy go loudly, was a master hammer production financed party. Partly by ABC and also Warners. As you know, Warners and abbc had a sort of relation, close relationship. So eventually, later on, I thought, Well, why not as l[…]
[…] eventually we only made two because of problems of having to get away from Spain with what material we'd got. We made two films. One called 'Spanish ABC' and the other 'Behind the Spanish Lines'. The set up was that Alan and Arthur were filming. Philip and Ray Pitt were editing and Thorold and I we[…]
[…] for booking the things for all the cinemas outside the ABC circuit. And Robert Clark, who was also a Scottish […]
[…]led Wardour Films and they had actually an office in Wardour Street. And they were responsible for booking the things for all the cinemas outside the ABC circuit. And Robert Clark, who was also a Scottish lawyer, was in charge of all the sort of Wardour Films and anything outside the studios. And he[…]
[…] material we'd got. We made two films. One called Spanish ABC and the other Behind the Spanish Lines . The […]
[…]ke less money and we’ll do it on the BBC. And, no, they wouldn’t.MIKE DICK: Why was that then?PETE MURRAY: They got more money from ABC. Now the point was ….MIKE DICK: Sorry, what I meant Pete was why did you want to do it on the BBC?PETE MURRAY: I will tell you w[…]
