Search Results for: BAFTA nomination Best Actress for The Russian Bride (2002)

[…]bsp;I suppose there was a film which is mentioned here which is one of the best I made with Aubrey so little time so little time. In fact the leading […]

[…]f it's like a chairman, can I ask you just a chairman, can I ask you a question then you can respond to people off it's happened the other evening at BAFTA You know, when this Kathy Burke was being interviewed to begin with, nobody asked me questions, that huge audience and after and then Derek &nbs[…]

[…]rd amount of paper work. If you do it well then the new ones don’t and I really think it is an underestimated job and when I saw that, I think it was BAFTA one year was giving out a prize to production accountants, but quite honestly I don’t think they contributed too much artistically to production[…]

[…]had the chance of knocking the bin over, but I think I think it was you were kept in it was as well as charming as well. Just Just as you passed your best friends.Alright. Oh, yes. And I can remember the the the thing that they were absolutely facile things but when you're when you're very new to th[…]

[…]nd we were leaving on Monday morning. So we did what we had to do on the Sabath day and then we got into the bar on the Sabath evening and we did our best to satisfy the barman.SC : 14 of them I think.CC: I don't know, we did pretty well. The next year I was fishing across the strait between Harris […]

[…]ile I was at it. And so I had this this, in fact, my desires were really transmuted into civil engineering at that point, because it seemed to be the best thing to do in the light of the situation in the war. And it was, I suppose, halfway through my two years college That the opportunity to switch […]

DICKIE BEST Tape 1 of 115th July 1987.Interview of Richard Best, editor, interviewer Arthur Graham.Copyright of this recording is vested in the ACTT History Project.SIDE 1, TAPE 1AG: Richard, where and when were you born.DB: I was born in Hull in 1916 and brought down to London at an earlyage, about[…]

[…]re in the British Technicolor print – did that create any problems with matching from what you had from the negative to the IB or was it kind of just best guess between what you had.TI: Yeah we actually… they did match pretty well actually to what was in the negative especially after doing… like, it[…]

[…]t was all local news and current affairs local news documentary news programs not the not the meatiy network stuff because all the staff just got the best if anyone says I. I just read this for 12 years I mean I have never been on staff. But. Yeah it was you do . I was the first film editor on Tiswa[…]

[…]  Q:  Was bingo a license to print money?00:21:30        JIM WHITTELL:  Yes, no question.  The best example I can think of would be a provincial Odeon in Birmingham which used to make – and bear in mind this is middle 60’s money – used to make £[…]