[…] of the army when in’47? Roy Fowler:Yeah. Again fortuitously I was about to, Cairo was going to be evacuated and everyone was going to go to the Canal Zone which was one of the great assholes of the world, you know live in tents and wooden barracks and things like that and I came down with a pl[…]
[…]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[…]
[…]ave his lunch there, you see?  But he didn’t go out for lunch he’d go and sit in the pub, he used to have lots of long chats with the big great canal man there.  He was a great character, as a director he was, we did the battle of Dunkirk thing for him with Ralph Kemplen and I did other […]
[…]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[…]
[…]advantage of this arrangement, besides the financial well known was able to offer very wide selection of films, travel to shipping, freight handling, canal crews and so on, and supply attractive package programs. That was the basis of the argument that we could put on a complete transport program. T[…]
