[…] been a nagging doubt as to which was the first British talkie; was it Blackmail? Or was it Under the […]
[…]ct people’s memories? I’ve always been immensely interested in motion pictures generically and generally and I suppose specifically in the British film industry. I was aware of it from very early age, sort of around the age of eleven I was determined to, to work in it as a profession and,[…]
[…]er by General Electrical Company in 1967; Grosvenor Place premises were closed; BN was made redundant and offered a job cataloguing film equipment at British Rail but went to BISFA as a press and conference officer; BISFA started out as BIFA (Scientific Film Association later merged); the highlight […]
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