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[…] left of course, and Ross McLean was the government film commissioner and Ralph Foster was the deputy. And I went […]

[…]and then I became President. Which I always describe as being promoted sideways.00:17:3900:18:2900:19:3000:20:26And then I er became the British Film Commissioner which is another story that we can talk about. And the company was really broken up and the, eventually Panavision had opened their own c[…]

[…]e early on. When we started, obviously, people knew nothing about us knew nothing about filmmaking. I mean, the the the men on the spot, the district commissioners, the native commissioners and the land development officers and whatever, but they were open. And they were interested and they wanted t[…]

[…]the end of the financial year. And a Newfoundland government didn't have any money by the end of the financial year. It and I'm free, went to see the commissioner, I think it was they didn't have ministers. They had sort of Commissioners for financial commissioners, where the fisheries and so on. An[…]

[…] fingers and hope to God that it was going to be alright. One location we chose. Why was I an actual building which was going to be used as the local commissioner's office. Where in the film Drabert? and Peachy? the Connery and Kane are brought before the commissioner because they've been up to monk[…]

[…] building which was going to be used as the local commissioner's office. Where in the film Drabert? and Peachy? the […]

[…]out.      At LWT, John Freeman, I mean, here, you know, the man who had been a master diplomat, Ambassador in Washington…and High Commissioner in New Delhi.  The man who made face to face, had as his Programme Controller, Cyril Bennett.  The lovely, wonderful Cyril, who[…]

[…] respect. I had dinner parties to which I invited the Commissioner of the Police, Lord Grade - it was an […]