[…]araband' and 'Kind Hearts and Coronets', at Ealing you were mainly doing modern dress weren't you? There seems to have been a lot of - most of it was contemporary?Anthony Mendleson : Yes most of it was really. 'Scott of the Antarctic' was period for instance.Linda Wood : There was a strange credit o[…]
[…]en responsible for very, very remarkable man. And there's not much known about him other than the references to him and Franklin, who was immediately contemporary with him. Now it was Franklin who designed the aerial at Alexander Palace, and I don't think, I think it's true to say at least Douglas B[…]
[…]nd he found his own solution to the to the asides, as you know, by having a film the thing being a film being made at the same time. So, so you had a contemporary look back, you know, on what was happening before. Also, they found in Jeremy Irons, they found a possible, you know, person for the May,[…]
[…]his the other day, somebody like Judi Dench, or somebody like that. No - Peggy Ashcroft, said she took everything. And Peggy, of course, is really my contemporary, and she took everything, and I took everything. You know, I would walk on, or I would do anything, just for the money, just for the sala[…]
[…] sort of the producer so she phoned him and the reason he said send him in to see me er soon emerged because he said “I knew your father”.Q: He was a contemporary I guess, a pioneer along with your Dad.SAMUELSON: You’re absolutely right. He was my father’s producer and he left my father with I think[…]
[…]opping, getting the appropriate things, you know.Dyeing and adapting and...Of the films we’ve mentioned, I mean of course the Huggett films were very contemporaryto the time they were made.They were.I suppose Dear Murderer was as well.Yes.But Quartet of course, you had some 1920s[…]
[…]k when Kenneth Barnes retired, he didn't hear very well poor chap, he used to sit at the back and adjudicate, and Pinero and Galsworthy and Shaw, any contemporary playwrights I don't think he had much time for. I was very surprised at my interview because after you'd been there, you'd be interviewed[…]
[…]e offering, do you love them or hate them?RA: I 've loved them all except one. Her name is Kieren Scott, she made a picture about an exhibition about contemporary art in Dublin. Her father was a very famous man called Scott. He won the Queen's medal for architecture, a lovely man, and Kieren Scott w[…]
