[…] And we didn't mind working late because you got half-a- crown if you worked after eight o'clock, for supper money. […]
[…] carpenters and plasterers and so on. Denis Forman: That was Crown Film Unit you mean, of which you became Head. Taylor/Peet: Ye […]
[…] war started he got me in to look after the Crown Film Unit. Sid Cole: He remembered all those years back? Edward […]
[…] Baroness Fern Andra. Now she was the mistress of the Crown Prince of Germany, the Kaiser's son, and, oh! I […]
[…] Our Film (1942) and the involvement of plasterers from the Crown Film Unit in creating WWII camouflage items at the ‘Thatched Barn’ […]
[…] Alan Lawson: What are your reactions to Empire Marketing Board, Crown Film Unit, GPO Film Unit, these various other units? Sid Cole: […]
[…] thought it was. There was Dora Wright who ran the Crown Film Unit with [25:40 - incomp]. She was wonderful. And, well […]
[…] half a dozen said, "Right," and it was half a crown. We had two and sixpence to join. [Break in […]
[…] processing colour, and they shot it in the studio...in the Crown Theatre... Alan Lawson: Oh yes? Cyril Page: The Crown […]
[…] work across the studios until 1939. Then worked with The Crown Film Unit during after the war at Pinewood . He was […]