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[…]mosphere?Anthony Mendleson : Um, well Ealing was a comparatively small studio compared with Denham or...Linda Wood : Had you been in any of the other British studios?Anthony Mendleson : I'd been in them, oh yes - been down to visit friends who were acting or something like that. In fact, once I was […]

[…] Canadian battery a Canadian regiment again they were very generous. The Canadians they obviously all were equipped and supplied much better than the British Army. They had plenty of cigarettes and plenty of booze and all this sort of thing which they shared with the studio quite happily. And then w[…]

[…] Wood : Had you been in any of the other British studios? Anthony Mendleson : I'd been in them, oh […]

[…] with Marconi and others. Then in 1928 he heard that British International Pictures (BIP) at Elstree were getting fitted out with the […]

[…]s transcript has been produced automatically using Otter.It provides a basic, but unverified or proofread transcript of the interview. Therefore, the British Entertainment History Project (BEHP) accepts no liability for any misinterpretation of the content of this interview.However, the BEHP wants t[…]

[…] the years. So we worked from the original 35mm negative, the original optical track negative, and then we used that IB Technicolor print which was a British print to… which had all these censorship… all these censored scenes that were censored from the US were in that IB Technicolor print so that’s[…]

[…]in English winter.02:03:18 -                    Film Design International – set up by TAS 15 years ago – met a global need, other media courses don’t teach reality of filmmaking, give students unreal expectatio[…]