[…]56, which were the slowest emulsions, actually still have pretty decent colour reproduction. And then from kind of ’56 through ’59, suddenly the blue channel drops off, you know, you have horrible dye fading in the blue channel and the opticals, depending, are pretty horrible. And then once you hit […]
[…]derson, actress, performing in radio, TV, motion pictures and the stage. Interviewed by Margaret Thomson, and John Legard, 12th November 1991, File 224, side one.Margaret Thomson: Jean Anderson – can you tell us to start with, a little bit about your own background; your personal background, a[…]
[…]have an entire crew doing it for the first time. And I think we’ve all seen some of the results. Some of the things I’ve seen, I mean I try and watch channel 2… er… channel 4, screen on 2 sort of thing.Yes.I persevere and I wonder why I do but sometimes they defeat me and I have to give up. Oh I rea[…]
[…] a radio and television, so we could get television sound but we hadn’t got television picture. Anyway, we turned the sound on to the television channel and they were playing music, the BBC were playing music. I mean television used to break down every night in those days so, you know. And we t[…]
[…]t Angel. And, obviously... At least he did approach me, and I went to meet this company Art Angel, who invested a lot in art. And they got money from Channel 4 to make a film, and they got, Mike Figgis directed it. And they wouldn’t employ, they would not pay me or my miner friend, Terry Dunn, who h[…]
[…]Legard: Sorry, what's the title again?Teddy Darvas: It came out as "Letters to an Unknown Lover".John Legard: Right.Teddy Darvas: Channel 4. But entende deux, it was at a festival and Gaumont wanted it for cinema release because it was so good. The book was written by these two F[…]
[…] invested a lot in art. And they got money from Channel 4 to make a film, and they got, Mike […]
[…] isolated. The only thing we did have was this terrible channel CNN and that channel, I think, did more to […]
[…]t straight to the school. And was at that boarding school, the Quaker boarding school, Leighton Park for 4 ½years.Norman Swallow:2.12Did your parents come over?Karel Reisz:2.14No, my parents didn't su[…]
