[…] Might have to start this question again. Was there a lot of I know I wanted to say, was there a lot of rivalry between you casting agents to get the best films, or how do you found out what was going to happen in a couple of months time, and so you could be prepared for that.Lesley Gogarty 19[…]
[…]p;So we get into TV by the back door.Unknown Speaker 25:07 And I said,Unknown Speaker 25:10 You'll hardly need makeup, but we best go in anyway.Unknown Speaker 25:14 And as we were going in John June was coming out. And I said, John, allow me to sort of introduce […]
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[…]ff and colourist. So they, all of us not really very used to working with faded Eastmancolor negative, so they scanned on a Arriscan, they scanned as best as they felt they could. I suspect there’s more to be said about how that negative could be scanned now I look back. As you say it’s ten years ne[…]
[…]r]. I don’t think they changed anything. Probably, I’m just guessing, that they were wanting to distinguish themselves from Technicolor which was the best-known name up to that point.CR: And had been so dominant.AM: Yes, in terms of colour and motion pictures.CR: Because even by the late 1960s, earl[…]
