[…] Games would come onto the television, and de Valera would have been dragged out, blind as he was at that stage, and, stop me if I'm rambling. And so basically, yeah, so we were very much a Collins house without me at that stage, knowing the full history of the Collins de Valera thing, etc, RL:[…]
[…]as born. My father continued to be involved in what was the fledgling New Zealand film industry. Through that time, my mother became a housewife, and basically I had always sort of resisted the notion that I might get involved in movies, and in fact, I went in the direction of engineering. I studied[…]
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[…]ut that was at the end of my second year at university, which was at the end of my career at university because television was becoming much more fun basically! [05:26] And I had only stayed for my first year with re-sits and I think it became apparent that it wasn't my thing, university, so my[…]
[…]nt Producers was one of the major operations there, but then that I think was, either disbanded by John Davis, or, it began to fall [inaudible-40:03] basically.
Yes. Yah. I think maybe it was disband... But they were the...
And they all went off to Korda...
Yes. Yah.
...at Shepperton. So[…]
[…]sibly partly because of that embargo which demonstrates how very important it is to not to make your biases too clear in all forms of life. But basically when I was in the army from 1942 to 1947 lots of people said, “Oh but that's an Irish name” and I didn't know it was an Irish name but they […]
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[…], yes.Kay Mander: In other words... it's very difficult to say what a continuity girl's job is anyway, because it varies from picture to picture, but basically you want to know that it'll cut together, and that it's going to look right. And to tell the editor what you've shot and what he's got to do[…]
