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[…] turned up. Roy Fowler: Beautiful sets. Both in design and construction - very handsome. Andy Worker: Well John Box did […]

[…]So in 46, you were a producer/commentator? P:   Well I joined television as an OB, the advertisement was what they called Assistant OB Manager.  Now what that really meant was that you were jack of all trades.  We were producer, presenter, commentator, stage manager – I’ve a[…]

[…]ardships, I couldn't obtain a step ladder, for instance, for the electricians, that just didn't exist. The only step ladder ladder we had was for the construction crew, who had to work ahead of us on the next location so the sparks could never put up a lamp for me higher than the stand would do. So […]

[…] wandered over to the cameraman just to say hi to him about some video some reprint or something like that. And I was actually called into the studio manager's office the next day and asked Why did I go and told the cameramen because that's what I was talking about what we would just seen. And it wa[…]

[…]s of people, apart from the people that I've pinpointed. I attacked all the people from England, which included John Myers, who was Korda's publicity manager, and Imperiali[?] Katie Boyle's father, Nigel Tangye, who was aviation advisor on the film that Korda was making called 'Conquest of the Air',[…]

[…]y Fowler: Yeah, ah hmm.Eddie Dryhurst: I could think in pictures.Roy Fowler: Right. And obviously your experience as an editor affected your sense of construction.Eddie Dryhurst: Yes that helped me very much. I was always told in Hollywood that the best places to learn the movie business was to star[…]

[…] was that what I loved about it was that when you've production office, you first go in right from the word go. So you've got the art department, the construction, and all of that going on. You're doing you're working on the script, you're doing as many causal revisions happen, usually throughout a […]

[…]nbsp;Andy Worker: He did the tests and I don't know what went wrong but suddenly Carol turned up. Roy Fowler: Beautiful sets. Both in design and construction - very handsome. Andy Worker: Well John Box did a marvellous job on that. Roy Fowler: Yeah, right. Shepperton was very well kno[…]

[…] not dull at all - about the problems of living as a community. But it was about health, about world health really. And the last five minutes was a reconstruction, it ran about forty minutes and the last five or ten minutes was a reconstruction of the war in Burma, where the British won simply becau[…]