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[…] a crown for a taxi I'd had to get an artist back from the pub who'd disappeared, you know one […]

[…] photographic department. He was a Royal - he was an artist, he had his pictures in the Royal Academy and […]

[…] next to me were absolutely potty, one was a trapeze artist God knows why he was there, another was a […]

[…] to swing a second boom and that sort of thing. Artist test and things like that, just before the demise […]

[…]Shepherd's Bush]. But I should just say, as we were talking about Mycroft, that the two pillars of the studio were Mycroft in charge of the so-called artistic side, which as I said yesterday, he was really in charge of production but he never had the credit. And the other was Percy Stapleton, who wa[…]

[…]pyright of this recording is vested in the BECTUhistory project. Raymon Morse known professionally as Ramos, actor, set designer, model maker, makeup artist, a man of many talents. Interviewer Alan Lawson, recorded on the 26th of August 1993.Side  one.Right here we go.First.Ray when and where w[…]

[…]ause we've never had a right price for a film. I mean, how can you spend $5 million right on a picture that takes time and effort and, and skills and artistic integrity? All that kind of thing? You know, give it to a third party to show it to 10 million people? Right? We're paying a postage stamp, r[…]

[…]hen but I imagine he might have been really shy at that time and didn’t shine in company. I’ve never heard that before, that, they were great piss-artists at Ealing. Sid Cole for example,[inaudible-20:54]... No, but... Charlie Frend, Charlie Crichton. Charlie Crichton, you must know about him.[…]

[…] that got it on the screen.John Legard: Ah hmm, ah hmm. And, of course, W. H. Auden...you had a remarkable cast in that film, didn't you...of talent, artistic talent?Pat Jackson: Oh yes. Auden...I spoke the commentary and Legg spoke the verse of Auden.John Legard: And I seem to remember Grierson's v[…]