[…]eally is he was an artist and a great technician and highly educated person. You see, I hope you forgive me saying this, the majority of people I was associated with at that time were very highly educated people, cultured people. Weren't crude, vulgar. I valger and the the set a certain standard the[…]
[…]at there was, was the most interesting, really, and would have made it into a bloody good film. But we had to get clearances and okays from everybody associated with the family. And so we had to clean up Mr. William freeze green a great deal. But nevertheless, it's still remained a worthwhile contri[…]
[…]f I write a picture you like will you do it for us?” And I wrote a picture called Miss Pilgrim's Progress, which we made for Danny Angel.RF: Were you associated with him now?VG: I hadn't set up a company with him, I just worked for him. There was another youngster, because Danny these days always ta[…]
[…]w who were the nice people in the village didn't want to know us, we were just the schoolmasters family whereas the people with whom we were normally associated we didn't want to have anything to do with. So we were in effect very isolated in that village and I think that probably may have had[…]
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[…]who Four Weddings and a Funeral was not an outstanding camera man, competent but nothingmore. But he will get so much work (it rubs off) because he’s associated with success. And Michael (cough) he’s a man of principle so if he is sent a script that has things in it that he finds either distasteful […]
[…] in that I was right, I worked on several mini pictures down there. But the fact of the matter is it had done me no good in the business to have been associated with this film that didn't do, you know, that folded, through no fault of mine. But such is life.Roy Fowler: Edward, you mentioned two name[…]
[…]ugh him that I did get an introduction to Elstree. There was a man who I think was still a name in the city, called Scringer and he was a director of Associated British Picture Corporation which as you all know was founded by John Maxwell. And I think at that time the Associated British had a rather[…]
[…]p, 1955, 1956 and. And Free Cinema, and I thought it would do for the first Free Cinema programme because it was just there.Norman Swallow: Yes it is associated with Free Cinema of course even though you made it earlier.Lindsay Anderson: You're right. And again, I'm sure most professional film-maker[…]
[…]brother. He was as you as quite a natural actor. And who else was on, Jenny Laird was the lead in that. So after that your next picture was one I was associated with, Dead of Night.CC: Yes, that 's when we started to know each other, to our mutual advantage or disadvantage.SC: Tell me about Dead of […]
