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[…]d it was sometime before they got out. In fact one of the staff with John Mowlens became rather famous, also in thefilm industry eventually, was Ron Haig, he was an electrician on Mowlens.             […]

[…]ld do the lighting. But of course it's the camera man that does the lighting. So I applied, I applied to Pinewood and to Beaconsfield  film studios, which was active studio at that time. And I got a very quick response back from Pinewood saying, Yes, could I go in for an interview? I […]

[…]s going. Vivien Leigh saw me in that round about the same time. And she was going to Australia to play in 'Streetcar Named Desire', as she did in the film with Marlon Brando. And they were looking for a lead for this. Ernest Maxin  16:43  And I thought Now which one should I[…]

[…] AM Born in India in 1916, Maurice Askew entered the film industry in 1938, working for The Religious Film Society. […]

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