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[…] It turns up occasionally on television I believe still...I don't think it was wildly successful.John Legard: That was made for what...like a sort of associated...Peggy Gick: It was made for, as much as anything, for American television...John Legard: Oh was it? Yes...Peggy Gick: I don't know how we[…]

[…]e had a little Sound Studio, which unfortunately, wasn't totally soundproof. But middle of the night it was wasn't bad. And we filmed them with a BBC producer called Alan Sleeth. And he came and directed that we did about eight of those introductions over a period of two nights. But Subsequently, th[…]

[…]lf?Vernon Sewell: No, not that one.Roy Fowler: Not G. F. D.?Vernon Sewell: The biggest distributing firm?Roy Fowler: Well, either Associated British or General Film Distributors?Vernon Sewell: Well, this girl had been the girlfriend of the boss of that too, you see. And she […]

[…]aratory School, in Aldenham, after which I went to the Architectural Association, where I did a 5-year course in architecture and in 1928 I became an associate of the Royal Institute of British Architects. Uh, during the time I was a student, I happened to be walking to the Tube one day with a frien[…]

[…] still photographer a chap named Len Putnam who was he working for. He was associated press but although he but he was actually in the Army as a captain.&n[…]

[…]recarious, and, besides, I was too fond of bossing other people around to go on for too long doing what I was told by other people. There weren't any producers in those days, you know, but, still, there were people to tell you what to do: they were known as stage managers. But this lead me to put on[…]

[…]on't know there was I don't know if there was much sleeping together i suppose there was a certain amount Francis Cockburn would never get accounting associate with him as soon as he was fallen in love with her she treated him with great cruelty and indifference she was assigned to him as his assist[…]

[…]ion of about a month or six weeks abroad and then the whole unit would come back and the unit would go on to other things but I would go with the two producers, work with the two producers on planning and recceing the next stint. And then I'd get my unit together and then we'd all go across and do t[…]

[…] the sole person who ran - it was a small union - and when Rank Organisation were doing lettering he thought this should belong to ACT because it was associated with films. So I had to sort that out to get their membership into my union, our union. That took quite a hiccup, but we got it eventually,[…]