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[…]that Joe would get the rights to the story which he did,Wyn Ryder: You'd already suggested it to him?Reggie Beck: No.Wyn Ryder: My one criticism as I'm a peasant at heart and know Norfolk awfully well, there were two Norfolk accents in it, that's something actors can't do, they always[…]
[…]do stand up as marvellous monuments on film depictingthat particular time, the war years.AG: You were editing on these films, there has been a lot of criticismin recent years that a lot of the war films were faked, what is yourexperience of this, was there a lot of studio work involved?DB: No this g[…]
[…]nce but the really top people are never like. I've mentioned Thorold before who taught me a great deal about editing. Cav was always appreciative and critical – one doesn't want indiscriminate praise all the time. Cav, I always thought, in relation to his earlier career when he first came to Britain[…]
[…]ere and two tiny little figures walking across the sand – showing how insignificant they are compared to the vast sky and sea. And then, at the critical moment, he would jump in. So he is very pictorially minded, David, and he’s also very, very grateful. When he sees the rushes he’[…]
[…] it was successful on the other it did get me criticized. But I was pleased to be able to do […]
[…] how it was getting on. Bu t not make any criticisms until it was actually at the finished stage, and […]
[…] say this but, you know, sometimes people always have to criticise, they can't say "Gosh, yes, that's just right", you […]
[…] I must confess, Manny will remind me, they were not critical of Sue were they? No, no. No, they wouldn’t. […]
[…] with it... Peggy Gick: Hmm... John Legard: ...it's much more critical now isn't it? Peggy Gick: Also...I've forgotten, I did […]
