[…] IMDb is Polly Mills, and she did a couple of walk on parts. She was in another film that Harold French directed called Jeannie and she played a shop assistant. I think it was a couple of lines. That was it. But she hit notoriety with that as far as IMDb is concerned. Anyway, but let's just say Nikk[…]
[…]erview’. ‘Hm’ she said, ‘this is a terrible place, you can’t get a job here’. ‘Oh’ I said, rather nervously. And then Philip Pouncey, who was then an assistant and then became very, he was very well known, in the end he became head of the prints department in the British Museum. And he was a young m[…]
[…]had on board twenty- one merchant seamen - I'll show you a picture in a minute - a continuity girl, a soundman, three Technicolor, myself, Pat, first assistant and property - and this boat was really down in the water, no messing! So anyway we went out and the guy was quite right, we really barely g[…]
[…]h about that? I don't remember much about the film I started on. I can never remember the name of it.Unknown Speaker 4:15 I know I was an assistant coming in on blossom time,Unknown Speaker 4:21 which is one of the big productions they made there with Tauber, who wasUnknown S[…]
Erica Masters (production manager and assistant director) b.1917 by admin — last modified Jul 29, 2008 05:36 PM BIOGRAPHY: Erica Masters […]
[…] of Television, Nicholls, Basil Nicholls, Benjie [ph]. He was the Assistant Director-General wasn’t he, Nicholls? Yes, he was. And, you know, […]
[…] started out by becoming a resident in the BBC hostel in Bayswater. And I started at Lime Grove during that month of May 51. I was a lowly Assistant Secretary in the office of Cecil Madden, who at that time was the acting head of children's programmes and I soon was to learn the value of […]
[…] way to get out. Me too. So they promoted me. I was kicked upstairs and all that sir and I became 16 I was a dumping mixer and I was Bill Slaughter's assistant for years. That's when I first came in touch with Lewis with Lewis Gilbert. And I was there until I went into the army at 18. Had you become[…]
[…]way. the film was Debt of Honour which was directed by Norman Walker,staring Leslie Banks and the editor, supervising editor was StephenHarrison, the assistant who was the very first person I met as I walkedthrough the gates to the cutting room. Oh I haven't said where it was,have I, it was at B&[…]
[…] strange thing happened, a girl I knew said to me, "You know, there is a friend of mine and she works at a nature cure home and she is looking for an assistant, a masseuse. Why don't you go and see her? She lives in a beautiful place and maybe it might work out." So I made a date with this girl and […]
