[…]ng said Oh sure yeah. I could be interested. I'm not b usy. So eventually what happened in very short order was that I found myself with my assistant Brian Oates who worked with me a number of times.SPEAKER: M31I found myself on a plane going to Rome having agreed to take on the risk cutting of the […]
[…]y. We don't literally kill them. I mean, it's, it's like a it's the size of a grand piano but about five times the weight. You know, that happened on Brian's ferry. The other thing on it was we had the act of court, Stewart Granger. Now he had to ride a horse quite a lot in the film. And he had to h[…]
[…]y. We don't literally kill them. I mean, it's, it's like a it's the size of a grand piano but about five times the weight. You know, that happened on Brian's ferry. The other thing on it was we had the act of court, Stewart Granger. Now he had to ride a horse quite a lot in the film. And he had to h[…]
[…]that first, sorry, I just touched the bike where he wasSpeaker 2 44:40 there was there was directed by an American, young American called Brian Hutton. And it was interesting, actually, he kind of knew what he wanted in the music, but he didn't know anything about music, which was quite […]
[…]y 23:51 was the shot. Well, they tried that laser was I mean, Disney. Kind of the storyboarding, which that was all done with independent Brian eventually stuck it on there at piles still in our system. And I started on a picture with an editor I vaguely knew he didn't have very much exp[…]
[…]nald's performance and personality was extremely important for that and really believable.John Legard: Who directed Trottie True.......?Hugh Stewart: Brian Hurst. Then I went back to MGM and I was due to be with them for five years or something...John Legard: That was at Elstree by then?Hugh Stewart[…]
[…]adore you and see same services. Well, somebody I know well, I know that they've done this a couple I don't know whether you did it with the marshals Brian and Dory Marshall. Could be it was a few years Dorians no longer with us. Brian is 92 Or three. He's a sound mixer, and he's coming out he's com[…]
[…] We’re messing around sending people up to here and there, they’ll never find it, let’s do what we want.” And we had a brilliant scenic artist called Brian Bishop, he painted a mountain backing in four colours, it was bloody photographic, and then in front of it we did some real model mountains. My […]
