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[…];               Art Dept approaches to different genres: sci-fi/thriller/period costume etc. “Always start from what the camera is going to see”.              &[…]

[…] of the British thrusts, I think, up for one of the major eastward valleys during the campaign in the east of America. So we re-enacted these in full costume with all the panoply of an eight minute feature film, and, and they were cut into the film. There were all sorts of innovative ideas within th[…]

[…]nk Equity started that year, I’m not sure, but we were four days and nights in the theatre without being let out at all. And we didn’t get out of our costumes. It was dress rehearsals. And we just laid down where we could in the stalls and when I was talking to Equity about it, I said it could never[…]

[…] they dressed the whole of the cast in the original costume and they put them on the stage. So then […]

[…]bert Helpmann directed it,[48] which was wonderful. We had an Italian designer; can’t remember his name,[49] but I remember having the most wonderful costume as Rosalind when she was a boy. Just britches and a simple shirt, and I thought, it’s so lovely; you’re not trying to make me look like I’m in[…]

[…] and everything there, you know. I loved it! I wasn't working, but I loved it. So what they did is they dressed the whole of the cast in the original costume and they put them on the stage. So then we had - we had started off with electronics, we had film and we had stage. It was the first time all […]

[…]nd actors of coders of denim were absolutely astonishing. You walked up and down at lunchtime or anytime they were crowded with people dressed in the costumes of every conceivable age. You know, you'd have Roman soldiers and 18th century lords and this extraordinary kind of mixture of people all eat[…]

[…] a pattern. It was a Will Hay pattern. There was costume picture pattern and there was a Tom W alls […]

[…] temper because we were getting, it was, I mean the costume supervisor was giving me hell because she hadn’t got […]

[…]. But I didn’t think they were right, [Laughter] so argued about that. And in the end out of sheer temper because we were getting, it was, I mean the costume supervisor was giving me hell because she hadn’t got an actor to, you know. Just because I knew he’d been a bit of trouble I said ‘What about […]