[…]olor has never ever been worse than Eastman and in my view in many instances better.Yes.52But the shelf life of Technicolor I saw when we had a go in BAFTA in Piccadilly on an odd occasion we saw red shoes, some old shots of red shoes that had been kept that had been on the shelf thirty-five years a[…]
[…] 'big lot', if you know what I mean. I always went round the edges and I was always terribly busy on these, I thought they were you know, the world's best, but they were the world's worst actually!Sidney Cole: [Chuckles]. And your job was enjoyable? You enjoyed continuity?Tilly Day: Oh yes[…]
[…] I’ve got my name on it. And we won the BAFTA, best single drama. And, I think it was at […]
[…] studio and a bit of film. [Laughter] And it won BAFTA didn’t it? Yes. And it beat Tinker, Tailor that […]
[…] a Lovely War (1969), for which he was awarded a BAFTA. SUMMARY: In this interview he talks in detail to […]
[…] Robert Clark. Arnold Schwartzman : You received an Academy Award nomination for 'Foreign Correspondent', and was that the same year […]
[…] white photography this last year, I think it was a BAFTA award. Manny Yospa: Do you mean Bob Krasker? Leonard […]
[…];you know, as a camera, I did a few things, you know, because I never mentioned awards in AI earlier on, but I got, I mean, I've got a couple of Bath BAFTA Awards. I've got one for film called persuasion, which was directed by Roger Michelle. And the other one wasUnknown Speaker 20:42 fa[…]
