Elizabeth Furse (née Wolpert)

[…] two sons, the two sons of Renoir, they figure.Yes, yes. But was Jean Renoir directing or producing?Producing, and Pierre was acting.Right.I mean my, Amber, my, my editor checked on that. Because I got it all muddled up, you know.Right.15I got the two brothers muddled up.Yes, well that's right, Pier[…]

Sam Williams

[…]ories even then, for example, there are still people who are printing in in safe lights in lights, which are coloured and very, very dim, Pan lights, amber  lights for are still people who are having to work in near total darkness. On the other hand, of course, there are people now who are doin[…]

Cyril Pennington-Richards

[…]oulder and that was it. And of course I ran the laboratory, so when I had to print, I had to print on fine grain stock you know, and I think I had it amber coloured or something, one of these toned things you see. And I was staggered, I'd never done a bit of photography in my life, quite literally -[…]

Bert Craik

[…]ories even then, for example, there are still people who are printing in in safe lights in lights, which are coloured and very, very dim, Pan lights, amber  lights for are still people who are having to work in near total darkness. On the other hand, of course, there are people now who are doin[…]

Denis Forman

[…]ther pernickety way but he was a dedicated man. Then I got inthose three, four people writing sequence 'Sight and Sound' was entirely changed, Gavin Lambert,Lindsay Anderson, Penelope Houston and the fourth was Peter Erickson who disappeared very soonoff to the Foreign Office. But the three of them […]

Erwin Hillier

[…]as you will, at least by time I get back. But anyhow, I'll see what I can arrange. So the cut long is very short. I did do some work with the ALP was Amber's driver. And as I knew, London Bay were and I could go at Marvel's eyesight. I was working for the RP, for for short pairs, as as a volunteer. […]

Chris Kelly

[…] Berman, Stu Linden Franks andSpeaker 2  1:03:34  Frank bro. Frank Santillo. Dave Brotherton, the president. Okay. Maybe. Okay. Still Linda Amber certainly remember? Yes. Okay. But anyway, so. So Margaret Booth was very influential. In many ways, a because she was very highly thought of, a[…]

Tessa Idlewine

[…]ard Humanities Institute, and he had watched a nitrate print in like 1988 and like made notes on the tinting from it. Like, OK, all the interiors are amber and all the fantasy are cyan or something. And so we ended up bringing him in to watch our new restoration of it and saying “OK, let’s try to fi[…]

Cyril Pennington

[…] grain stock you know, and I think I had it amber coloured or something, one of these toned things you […]
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