[…] And you say well if it's the sort of film they'll take that action then we will get very little out of it. They went no longer. We ll they chose the channel over those days. It's changed in those days it was true. So no one knows for sure. We're just giving a free program free half an hour's worth […]
[…], when, when and where were you born?Charlotte Jennings 0:39 I was born in Blackheath, London in August of 1935.Alan Lawson 0:47 Now,did you have any schooling before you were evacuated?Charlotte Jennings 0:53 Not that I can really remember, although, obviou[…]
[…]ell known apart from the Crazy combinations, as far as cinema goes, OK for Sound, Alf's Button Afloat, it was interesting that again has just been on Channel 4 afternoon's programmes quite recently,BE: What has been onBA: Theatre Royal.BE: Was it.BA : It was interesting to see that Flanagan and Alle[…]
[…] all, some shots We in upside down, some archive material, so it must have been one of the most unfortunate premieres ever.I started at Elstree in 1934. Around 1934, 1935 pictures were shot very quickly. So in 18 months I edited 5 films as well as partially editing a couple of others. After that, at[…]
[…]e a cameraman. And that you ended up as the producer of those specialised films 50 years is quite time, how did it all begin?John Wiles 0:43 Well, I suppose it began really with my, as a kid I had an interest in in films, I was always thought it was magic to go to the pictures. And[…]
[…]film director. Interviewer John Taylor. Recorded on the twenty-eighth of February 1991, with interjections by her husband, Peter (PdN). Side one.[00:34]Who shall we start with? Shall we start with Sarah Erulkar?Well, you realise I’m from India, and I came over here when I was about five, when l[…]
[…] So now we'll go to you Howard where we, where we start again, Howard will, will give an intro to himself, introduce yourself.Howard Lanning 1:14 My name is Howard Lanning. I was born in 1932, in the East End of London, and I've been in the film industry as a Film and Sound Editor for mo[…]
[…] age of 8 to a boarding school at Warwick—quite a distinguished school in its way. I think it's the oldest in the country. It was founded I think in 946, by Edward the Confessor. But it's not an expensive or distinguished school, but very old. Warwick School. INTERVIEWER: Right. And after you l[…]
[…]’t what they wanted.SC: So did you really not have any formal schooling at all?EC: Nothing at all. Oh yes, I did. My Mother had a very old book about 4" by 3" with wood enraving and it was for children, published in 1820 and there was an illustration I think probably by Buick, of a Robin and a crow […]
