[…]h a flail in front of it beating these landmines and when it's cleared the path, the Infantry can go through. As I say, it was devised by a Brigadier David Jones with the Second Army. And I always thought, someone said he had an engineering business in Shepherd's Bush and I often wondered, at the en[…]
[…] Four television documentary Fifties Features, broadcast in September 1986. [13] David Castell, “More by accident than design”, Films Illustrated, October […]
[…]o with Cassavetes in the music studio, doing the music with somebody who was well known. And then Bonnie Prince Charlie, that terrible dead duck with David Niven in it from the 40, late 40s. Lots of lovely glossy still so tremendous interest in this thing. But they all thought I was crackers. And of[…]
[…]id Supervisory Official of both the BBC and independent broadcasting. Yeah, but then I packed that in after a year, and Sharon became the supervisor. David and Sharon. RL: 50:58 I’m not wrong about this, in 1999 you became Assistant General Secretary, GM: 51:03 […]
[…] the other ones were closing down, and in a sense inaugurated a very very interesting era when people like Peter Sainsbury at the Production Board or David Curtis at the Arts Council found ways of managing to continue to make films in collaboration with Channel Four, but I think for a number of us, […]
[…]t he is going to do, Never ever... I mean people like Peter Sasdy never over schedule never, ever ever. I mean, you know, I haven’t worked with David Lean and I haven’t worked with that kind of director, so I don’t know what their work is like. TD: They don’t keep their schedule.&nb[…]
[…]always interested in sound and I used to holler down the Hoover tubes from room to room. And really, the whole thing clinched itself a mutual friend, David McCallum and he used to live in the homes with a brother who was a film editor, Douglas I've only didn't meet him very much. But he was the seni[…]
