Sarah Erulkar (de Normanville)

[…]y. But, you know, I mean it’s the usual thing I suppose, I wanted to do good for the world, I wanted to go back and rescue India from the bloody British, you know, that kind of thing. And I think that was all part and parcel of it, you know. I sort of saw myself on a white horse â€“ a w[…]

Edward (Teddy) Carrick (Craig)

[…]was just being made, or just been made.SCL That leads on very appropriately in a way. You know that Rachael Low wrote several books of the history of British film.EC: Yes.SC: They were lists of films as much as anything. In there you are credited as the first film you actually had a title on was "Br[…]

Muriel Box (Gardiner) (née Baker)

[…]ade and the other person who was with me was the director who had directed for Korda. What was her name, I forget every name....Sidney Cole : Was she British?Muriel Box : Oh yes,Sidney Cole : Oh I know, she did 'The Stranger Left No Card'.Muriel Box : That's right.Sidney Cole : She was dancer, she a[…]

John Halas

[…]d Lowe, the famous David Lowe. And then we did a film for the Air Force, and a number of other ministry's. Once finished, then industry picked on us, British Petroleum, Shell and then we moved in a big way into public relations films and this is practically where you came in because we were together[…]

Sidney Gilliat

[…] about it.RF: Why was that do you think, was the pre occupation of the producers with the literary aspects of British cultural history, they felt it had to be based on books and play rath th[…]
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