Norman Fisher

[…]ave made some effort to do it. You were happy with your work?Norman Fisher: Yes indeed. At one stage I was wondering if it would be any better in the BBC but, anyway, so much short filming work was coming along I dropped that one. Just as well I did because the BBC ultimately has shut down its film […]

Richard (Tony) Arnell

[…]my own. I was when I was young. But as soon as I got involved, I became Chairman of the bloody Composers Guild, etc., etc., fighting battles with the BBC, et al. And since I was forty I've never been on my own at all. If you're talking about the lonely artist you haven't got one here.There are lonel[…]

Christopher Challis

[…]in nothing to do with the RAF but we just happened to be there.We were constantly looking for stories. We were 1ike correspondents in uniform and the BBC had a habit, we used to get news from them before anyone else and it was wildly inaccurate sometimes. They announced the fall of Holland. They sai[…]

Norman Fisher

[…] was wondering if it would be any better in the BBC but, anyway, so much short filming work was coming […]

Peter Suschitzky

[…] film, A Touch of Love with Waris Hussein, that was one of a few films you made with Waris at that point. And I believe Waris had worked in television largely, prior to that point, so was that experience any different… did he tackle the film in a different way that you you’d been accustome[…]

Adam Fullarton

[…] my best memories! I: Oh aye! So, you retired? Did you regret retiring? R: No, as I say, we immediately did the Sidney Devine show then the BBC guys asked me if I wanted to do the Edinburgh Mile so we did the Edinburgh Mile and then Sky phoned me so I never actually retired! I: No! Th[…]

Ray Harryhausen

[…]n the straw that used turkey in a stroke of luck. But it's a great score it's a great section. So do you put a and then they did a good score for the BBC good as well a little reminiscent of roots. It works for me may be justified but I don't think it's a good score. It is that I have to say Bernie […]

Jill Balcon (Day-Lewis)

[…]itish. I certainly could remember what was called the Polish Corridor at Gaumont British, and later of course I worked there a lot because it was the BBC television as you know after Ally Pally, Alexandra Palace that is. And now we're into Ealing I don't think I went all that often. No, I don't thin[…]
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