[…] of sound and colour (particularly Technicolor) presented to the art director. Williams recalls his involvement with David Rawnsley and the Independent […]
[…]le Time, there was South of Algiers, Appointment in Londonwas probably one of the ones that lasted a bit better, that was the one about the bomber command which was written by John Wooldridge, who actually was a composer, but he was an ex-RAF man, as indeed Aubrey Baring was, and I remembe[…]
[…] lasted a bit better, that was the one about the bomber command which was written by John Wooldridge, who actually […]
[…]'re good at their job, and then proceed to underpay them.Alan Lawson 49:03 Yeah, well, this is, this is rather like before the war in the BBC. You were given the title engineer, but you weren't paid the money.Speaker 1 49:12 Yes, yeah, it's ridiculous, but that was one of my […]
[…] how you light a set, what's your relationship with a director. Questions that don't get asked on the set because everybody […]
[…]nstance. And so I got to know people the BBC very well Max more than wits and then and even be senator so when when I went solo. I did have access to BBC. And we were offering a facility in Bristol wonderful. At that time again you got to remember the local BBC was not used by. London. Ealing hadn't[…]
[…] not a woman, you couldn't have a woman as a director. Sidney Cole : I suppose things are a little easier […]
[…]ell I don't know, there was but I was there and I was with an American art director named Bob Haass who was a personal friend. He was a Universal art director. And I mean it was just everybody who was in the room decided what they were going to do and they joined. And it was just like that!Rodney Gi[…]