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[…] the first one was home at seven. And actually, Max green began it. decided he would achieve. We had things like, we could have two cameras, that the actress could rehearse a scene.My mind's racing here, because there are so many different little stories, but one of them was at the head of the sound[…]

[…] see. Yes. And still it was great to work for Herbert. You couldn't have had a nicer chap. And Anna was good of course too, of course she was a lousy actress, but she was very pleasant.Rodney Giesler : Well it was a working team and you knew what to expect.L.P. Williams : Well yes we'd worked togeth[…]

[…] the day war was declared. And I came out, and I saw and listened to one of the first portable radios. Alexander Korda had it, and June the prey, the actress was there, and one of two others, and we went out near the powerhouse, out in the open and listened to the declaration of war. We were actuall[…]

[…]rected by the American actor Dennis O’Keefe, with a British co-director, Montgomery Tully. O'Keeffe was also the star of the picture with an American actress, Margaret Sheridan. Lighting cameraman was Gordon Lang; camera operator, Arthur Gordon [UNVERIFIED]; and I was in charge of the stereoscopic i[…]

[…]s whatever, no. But my mother, you see, had been... she was a very clever artist. I'll show you later something of hers. But she also wanted to be an actress and that's how she lost her money: backing plays to put herself in them, and the plays flopped, you see, and that kind of thing - terrible! An[…]