[…] now, Lime Grove at Shepherd's Bush, and I started there. And the reason I started there was because my father was having a film made there. He wrote for the cinema and theatre, and I thought it would be a good idea to go into films because you didn't need any intelligence as far as I was concerned,[…]
[…]he discussions for the journal. And I did this many times. Also. I did slide shows, film shows, and helped the lecturer in any way I could. And I was awarded with the Honorary Fellow, the big one, Honorary Fellow, delete the fellow, honorary member of the BKSTS. And after many, many, many years pass[…]
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[…]n, yeah. TD: One of the reviews of the series, the Thames series Palestine, by Brian Winston spoke about in The Listener spoke about the Academy Award winning film research, so that went straight onto my CV [Murray laughs] and I thanked him. Every time I see Brian Winston I thank him again for […]
[…]d young man. But just the first first time and, you know, we had a good, good life. We really did. We helped each other. We've, when we won our major awards, we won them at the same time, the BAFTA Awards. We rarely work together, only at the end when we made two films in India. And we did some... a[…]
[…]o find out about how people get educated musically.RA: After that, I wanted to be a film director and I think it was Gaumont British offered a course for £100 where you could be an apprentice and I put this to my father and he refused to allow this because we had a history of so called tuberculosis […]
[…]53]I We want to hear a little bit about your work on Out of Africa because we all know that it culminated in receiving what is considered the highest award in the Motion Picture business, that is the Academy Oscar. Can you tell us a little bit about working on the picture and your enjoyment and prob[…]
[…]think once they realised I was quite creative, they kind of gave me, and what was great about Gus was at that point STV hadn't put any shows into for awards because they weren't networked and he said that, I think that show's called Acropolis Now even though it was the red...you know, he put me forw[…]
[…] 1 Linda Wood  0:00  Tony Lawson, film editor, being interviewed by Linda Wood on the fifth of December. 2000 tape interview for can you say where you were born? Tony Lawson  0:16  Yes, I was born in London, in Paddington. My mother was a nurse. My f[…]
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