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[…] with the same distributor or… no? The first one was Associated British, that was why it was Welwyn. I think […]
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[…]ectors really.WT: It was very tough. Having directed now theatre, opera, films, even an ice show, I did the Torvill and Dean World Iceshow, I was the associate producer on that, all sorts of variety things, and television, still think television is the hardest. It’s the worst of all worlds and hardl[…]
[…]of studio with about five stages, I think, all told what. Big ones, small ones, really. And, and there were, what about six directors, three, I think associate producers, you know, and then the overriding Mick bulkin. And then I think there were about three camera men who were share, shared between […]
[…] my job at Trident with Ward Thomas and with Lord Brabourne - with Lord Brabourne's son - Norton Knatchbull, who's now Lord Romsey, who I employed as associate producer. And Ted's on the phone - by this time we were dining about once a month. He was now the um - he was whatever you call it - managin[…]
