[…]t, and now I found myself loading at Riverside, I had about a week learning how to do it from this boy's gonna leave go in the army. And I became the central loader, as it were, there was more than one production there at the time. So I had to sort of service more than one picture, load, the film, t[…]
[…] I made a film called Night Without Stars, directed by Anthony Pelissier...John Legard: Oh yes, yes.Hugh Stewart: ...which was quite stylish. But the central character was a man who was going blind, and resentful of this fact - prickly and awkward, but nevertheless one should see the charm. And I wa[…]
[…] a films division and we used to do a lot of work for that, through Sir Gordon of course.Roy Fowler: And also it was Joseph Ball, was it not, at Tory Central Office? Did you have any dealings with him?Norman Fisher: I remember the name.Roy Fowler: Did you work on any of those political stories?Norma[…]
[…]h and playback lines are duly installed massives cable runs at all stages and it became the way of thing the way the way things were done we now have central playback and we did actually have one or two amusing things like for example when two productions were working on the same time at the same ti[…]
[…]nd was taken off to go on to a film.Speaker 1 22:18 Because in the earlier days of healing, when I was so before the war, with you in the central Logan room was a person called Paul Beeson. Do you remember? Yes, very well, yes, yes. And he subsequently, I believe, operated for you on aga[…]
