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[…]t film”. And it was sheer chance, you know because this thing went wrong that they took me on, I think at the same salary, I’m not sure, and that was Cineguild-LH: That was very generous.WR: I know it was. And Havelock-Allen said “Don’t tell anybody. Don’t tell anybody what you are getting.” And I b[…]

[…] showed it, not propaganda, Time style but very authentic, so they got David Lean to direct it, this was when I worked with David. He was working for Cineguild at the time, his team, he was doing one of the Dickens films at the time for, was it Brief Encounter or Blithe Spirit, one of the Noel Cowar[…]

[…]ical order. A slight digression, you mentioned before that David Lean was on one side andLK: Ronald Neame ... was on the same corridorRF: So this was Cineguild[xxii]?LK: YesRF: So what were they making – This Happy Breed?LK: I remember This Happy Breed but I do not know if that was during […]

[…]p;...can't remember for the moment,  Alan Lawson  7:43  Two Cities? Pamela Mann-Francis  7:43  Cineguild, of course, Cineguild was part of that. I think Cineguild actually came over from Denham, and then we were under this publicity director who[…]

[…] and I suppose in a way it was, but, in fact, I always think it was Horse’s Mouth, because, to work with Ronnie Neame and John Bryan who were part of Cineguild seemed like, just a fantastic thing to happen. And it was due to Clive Donner again who had helped me BECTU History Project Interviewe[…]

[…]s Films and Independent Producers. And Two Cities remained at Denham and the Independent Producers, which were the Archers - Mickey Powell and so on; Cineguild - David Lean and Company; Wessex - Dalrymple and so on; and the Launder and Gilliat, a marvellous bunch of producers. They were going to Pin[…]