[…]eat fan and I thought I might meet him sometime. I had no intention of going in the industry, just that I might meet James Mason.And I got the job as assistant studio manager’s secretary.1: Who was the studio manager at that time?Mike Johnson. His brother is Dennis Johnson, the production manager.1:[…]
[…]irst was the private army– what do I mean?Popski’s?Non-commissioned people. But the second one was on selection board for officers and I was his assistant and he just handed the whole stuff to me, it had been shot when I arrived, and I just edited it. I mean it was a sort of strange way to star[…]
[…]idn’t you from Technicolor?Yes, I was locked out then.Then I had to go on strike because they didn’t, mm, they didn’t put the foreman on strikeor the assistant supervisor or whatever I was at that time?They left about 400 in didn‟t they?Yes, and, mm, and then you started. And then when did you start[…]
[…]d then at Rank‟s. Rank‟shad some problem with their AEU members at times.I could tell you now that one of the leading ETU members...He was one of the assistant convenor wasn‟t he for you?One, one...The one who worked in the Camera Department, what was his name? Smith.8No, no, oh him, no, no not Smit[…]
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