[…]tudios?" I said, "Well because I didn't know, it was only hearsay, I knew nothing about Pinewood!" "Well" he said, "you've got to go off to the Great Central in London, you and about ninety-nine others, on a cameraman's course." This is how Pinewood got me. A cameraman's course was a War Office post[…]
[…] since in America there is this great vitality about making films.SPEAKER: M12Yes. Yeah.SPEAKER: M2Which I thoroughly enjoyed. So that was your first central introduction to Hollywood work with Michael Winner. Yes indeed. Goodness me as nurses personally. I remember that film you making. I'd never s[…]
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[…]t theatre in Britain, and that was pulled down in the 60s.John Taylor: Where was it in Edinburgh.Jimmy Gilbert: It was just round the corner from the Central Hotel, right in the centre of Glasgow. It was one of the big Howard and Wyndham ones, they also had Liverpool as well, a big theatre in Liverp[…]
[…] stage - for the first time where they were doing 'Jew Suss' and there was an enormous set, if I remember rightly, it was a medieval square in either central Europe or it could have been Jerusalem or something like that, which filled the entire stage, this enormous Stage Four. Then it was an enormou[…]
[…]ulfly, either at camera or just off camera. And he would work wonders by getting a few close ups of people who looked not not just like somebody from central casting that look very different. And Ken, who also started off with one well, first of all, he started with no actors at all. And when he wan[…]
[…]er copy on one inch for preservation because with - certainly with ITV - the experience had been that as companies cease to exist, Thames replaced by Central, whatever… you could not ensure, you could not ensure, that the material produced under that company would survive. So, inevitably, we had to […]
[…]ulfly, either at camera or just off camera. And he would work wonders by getting a few close ups of people who looked not not just like somebody from central casting that look very different. And Ken, who also started off with one well, first of all, he started with no actors at all. And when he wan[…]
[…]about lorries jack- knifing so it obviouslydidn’t become a standard fitting.MARTIN SHEFFIELD: I saw that problem on the M25. It went right across the central reservation.NORMAN J. WARREN: Yes, because it is quite horrendous when you see the lorry do it. So, where are we up to.MARTIN SHEFFIELD: [TIME[…]
[…] again, most of the crew dead This time I had a year in hospital. And it came out being told by carnival Air Commodore Kearney Bell, president of the central medical board, that I would have a wound pension which would keep me and comfort my life, but I couldn't expect to ever work. Actually, I was […]
