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[…] point at which we showed the film to Mr J. Arthur Rank. We all sat there and during the whole […]

[…] go back". These were really difficult, I think, to cut. Arthur Miller's, A View from the Bridge , which I […]

[…] Bob Allen: Ah hmm. And the cameraman? Fred Tomlin: That's Arthur Crabtree. Bob Allen: Oh gracious! It is, yes? Fred […]

[…] it, and then it was run by a man called Arthur Lismer, who was a very famous Canadian painter of […]

[…] Cross and Bryan Langley, were our first victims, recorded by Arthur Graham who in 1933 as a devilmay- care eighteen-year-old at […]

[…] that was alright and there was a company that did three series and in and it's. 18 programs is something you and I had the best again because we did Arthur Hayne's in here. Terry Thomas and people. I know the latest series. After I moved on they did people who were still alive and it wasn't quite t[…]

[…]was sent to work with a threat called Terry Bishop and made a nice little film. It was an actor who became very famous in Hollywood afterwards called Arthur Hill and it's a small part and then that they'd also just made a film called Brandy for the parson. So I think about their second film I am wit[…]

[…]duced at the time?Erica Masters: No, but I'll tell you exactly when I knew. I knew it because there came a point at which we showed the film to Mr J. Arthur Rank. We all sat there and during the whole of the making of Genevieve I must say the studio couldn't have been more unhelpful, you know? They […]