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[…] would love her to be in my department." (TIME 04. 42 ) I said : "Oh no , no, I […]

[…]han I might have been. Anyway, she said: “Your daughter, she should get into theStudio. In fact, I would love her to be in my department.”(TIME 04.42) I said: “Oh no, no, I am working for the War effort in an office of a factory. I am the only person in this office, do all this work and, y[…]

[…]I think - degrees Kelvin. So this panchromatic stock was used, I think it was called Super X and it graduated up through Plus X and Double X and 4X. I'm sure all old cameramen know their filters off by heart, A1 and A2 and 23 As and reds and the whole catalogue of reds. I certainly did and I ca[…]

[…] , thank god for me, this was a breakthrough, that Channel 4 was starting in 1982 and I saw an, […]

[…]I was born in Barnet Hertfordshire . 1926.  I joined the r11m industry November of 1941 and I  joined it                  &nb[…]

[…] the camera looking up at him. Well he's 6 ft 4 and before we started he came to me and […]

[…] 23/11/2000 by admin — last modified Jul 27, 2008 02: 46 PM BIOGRAPHY: Bernard Vorhaus was born in New York […]

[…]hadn't seen a single film and we're running Grandville that on the east coast on the west coast, in Brittany, and the Germans were hanging out in the Channel Islands, we were still being shelled. And this German officers, anything you'd like ice, I'd love to see a movie. So always says that's no pro[…]

[…]d just went straight up straight in and never came back so we had to abandon the whole thing, the carrier then, because we were going up and down the channel and this captain had to corne back and look for that wreckage of the piano in case it got confused with the wreckage of the aircraft they were[…]