[…]w: That was a black-and-white was it, did you shoot colour on thatDavid Attenborough: No, Sierra Leone was the first trip. And the second trip was to British Guyana where the same thing happened, Jack became very ill and I don't think he even presented the first one, I did them all, and Jack subsequ[…]
[…] and said you take over the company. At the same time one morning he had telephoned Noel Coward and said to him he wanted to make a picture about the British navy, an you imagine the situation, an Italian in this country during the war telephoning Noel Coward, and Noel Coward intrigued by this man w[…]
[…] interviews to accompany Powerhouse Film’s release of a range of British films, for example the Chris Challis interview to accompany Dandy […]
[…] was the first trip. And the second trip was to British Guyana where the same thing happened, Jack became very […]
[…]Decade, which Yes, the company was New Decade films, which was Stanley Marks and his father, his father, john. Now Stanley had been a cutter I think, British movietone News. And he was a very effective documentary maker. He employed me he employed me in those days, strictly illegally, I hadn't got a[…]
