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[…]ferent sorts of, on principle... That’s right, bit by bit he, he picked up the entire British film industry. Yes. Yah. With the exception of ABPC. Yah. But I don’t know that he would have had that much influence creatively on what they were doing. I’m sure he didn’t. No, several peopl[…]

[…]rold King kept employing mixers who didn’t know anything about it –LH: Was Harold King at National?WR: Yes. He went from National to-LH: [interrupts] ABPC.WR: ABPC. I felt that I knew more about it than they did. Not about the electronics, but then they didn’t know about that anyway, but about recor[…]

[…]m there?I can’t really remember what I did for them. I did a few horror films, a few horror filmsand a few small films, and then I sort of settled at ABPC [Associated British Picture Corporation] as it was then, as their permanent script girl, and did The Saint for two years.The Avengers&n[…]

[…] can’t remember whether it was the big studio or a small studio, you know they had two or three up there. It wasn’t MGM and I don’t think even it was ABPC but oneof the studios up there..Q But he wasn’t working as a singer then was he?A Oh no, he was a pimply faced boy of seventeen. I mean, not[…]

[…]ure I'd have a copy. I got sent by Warwick Ward tobe taken on by Lean and I was just taken on by word of mouth. He cutme down £10 which is typical of ABPC. We'll talk about the money later,but he cut me down. And I stayed there was 18 years with nothing.When lTV started in the ‘50s everyone was aske[…]

[…]AKE: Man of the World - ’62. But Dial 999 was before that. RENÉE GLYNNE: Oh, yes, yes. Dial 999 was at Elstree for ABPC, yes. It had Robert Beatty as the lead. It was middle of the road stuff.DARROL BLAKE: But still a very fast turn round. Compared to what you were[…]