Search Results for: Bomber Harris. BBC. Director. Baltic Film Festival First Prize (1994)

[…] I had now. Yes. 1952, then I worked for Lionel Harris. This is all guest producers now you see, all big […]

[…] his brothers there, Vincent... Sidney Cole: That's right, the art director... Tom Peacock: Yeah. Well... Sidney Cole: ...and Zoltan. Tom Peacock: […]

[…] born at that time, but then I grew up for the rest of the war in the country and did not go back to London with my family until 1946.00.53 The first film I ever saw, strangely enough, was Nanook of the North which I saw quite soon after coming back to London. It was partly because my father was Can[…]

[…]d to be the only one at that time - I wasn't the only one, I think Mary Field was making children's films, but somehow they said I was the only woman director... and young, very young, and looked rather frivolous... The press used to say things like "although she is very feminine and only 20, or wha[…]

[…]f a lot of stuff and I did, I also got rid of sadly all my theatre programmes back to 1945, which I wish I had now.Yes.1952, then I worked for Lionel Harris. This is all guest producers now you see, all big stuff. Lionel Harris, and I did a lot with him and we did musicals. We did The Comedy of[…]

[…]ery anxious for me to get into the firm. And I was anxious to get into motion pictures! My eldest sister had written quite a few original stories for films. At that time the principal film industry was not in Hollywood, but in New Jersey, across the River, the Hudson River, from Manhattan, from New […]

[…]ng for fixated for his nose. Well this we didn't know anyhow that wiped out the whole of the first day and the second day which ended up an assistant director. Because now with the tea we got a problem on our hands. Well he he came back as we had to send him to hospital because I was in the train a […]

[…]ack Limelight out at ABC Studios, Boreham Wood, I said any chance of getting the job of your stand in. He said you'11 have to go along to the casting director. He said I'll speak to him. He came back the next night and said go along and see somebody called Anderson, and this chap obviously didn't wa[…]

[…] time, which by now was 1951 he was at the BBC. Now the head of design there at that time was […]

[…]ry Jack Hawkins and detective story. And after that, it was announced at the end of that was announced that the studio was closing, being sold to the BBC. And we were tipped off. So you boys are okay, you will come with us to MGM. And that's great, got no problem. And I was the only person left in t[…]