[…]was just being made, or just been made.SCL That leads on very appropriately in a way. You know that Rachael Low wrote several books of the history of British film.EC: Yes.SC: They were lists of films as much as anything. In there you are credited as the first film you actually had a title on was "Br[…]
British Entertainm ent History Project Interview no. 709 - Michael Darlow - Transcript 0:00 Born Wolverhampton 1934. Father Deputy […]
[…]et john. But yes, you came and we're working on that.John P Hamilton 30:05 That's To recap, the company I was working for at the time was associated Rediffusion. For bill chief as your contact was chief engineer, as you rightly say, we were recruited on the basis that we took our leave f[…]
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[…] that Rachael Low wrote several books of the history of British film. Edward Carrick: Ye s . Sid Cole: They […]
[…]s that seem to happen to me, a lot of people suddenly appeared. I thought, "Oh God, I'm going to be done in", you know, although they weren't killing British people or anything like that, but it didn't look very hopeful. All these people started to advance to me, they were friendly, they lifted the […]
