[…]hat's just a shot. That's me and so full fig in my last parish one of the things that the family and I have greatly enjoyed we got very involved with canals and I we had a series of ever increasing secondhand boats and eventually I commissioned the building of the steel worker this hole and then fit[…]
[…] sent out to India, where he was in charge of the Bombay Dockyard, and we went out on the first ship the Cape Town Castle which went through the Suez Canal and it was the very first time I had seen a banana because of course I had been a wartime baby, and never seen anything like that before, so qui[…]
[…]rip to Venice for the recce. The best time to go which was in the winter it was foggy, misty, the time of the carnival and there’s very little on the canal on the Grand Canal because it’s winter I remember this gondola coming out of the mist with these three men in it with longy costume 18th century[…]
[…]and it was pouring with rain! And it poured! And when I got down onto the site at eight o'clock, it was in Rickmansworth, in a farm, by the side of a canal. All the cameras were there, holding cameras, holding umbrellas over their cameras, and the lighting person was trying to light it up, to make i[…]
[…]nd indeed we're going to spend a week with him in Venice with Tony in a couple of weeks time. Because he always rents a house on the Grand Canal office come September Roy Fowler 1 24:42 so stinking a lot, so it was cool for him to see. Ronald Neame &nb[…]
[…]got to the cutting room it would be labelled ‘This is Derek Hart on Black Country football teams’, ‘This is Fyfe Robertson on the Stratford-upon-Avon Canal.’ Once it was labelled and they knew what it was they could cut it because it was all formula shot. It was extremely economical and very very li[…]
[…]t Said.EB: We went to a lovely...the delta of the Nile, it was very interesting, we said to the Captain, now if we see the ship coming along the Suez Canal, and you spot us, give us a hoot or something, which he did, and he threw the light on us. Well e got to Port Said, and we embarked again on the[…]
[…]ences to cut - only three or four shots, and I remember agonising all day on where to put the cut between the wide-angle of the barge coming down the canal and the close shot, you know I mean … and you ended up getting a credit too, which was even stranger, there was Woman’s Hour … NS Edi[…]
