[…]ood as the machine I thought and we made dozens of films like this and the actor would sing away up against the sky and I suppose Mr. Parkinson had a cinema somewhere where the whole system was reversed. Where there was a turntable connected to a projector and you could see the man singing. Anyway m[…]
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[…] on location and - I was much more interested in cinema than theatre. And I think that achieved a fair […]
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[…] becoming a kind of catalogue item. So it is early and I think the graininess is somewhat inherent in camera negative of the time and the lenses, the Cinema… well actually I forget what the actual credit on the film is. The Hammer ones were normal not CinemaScope but Dyaliscope or HorrorScope, or…PF[…]
