[…] you consider it a friendly place?Peter Tanner: Not as far as the big studios were concerned, they only made B pictures, it wasn't like being at Denham or Korda or Gainsborough but it was very good training ground and all the people who worked there have done pretty well since.Roy Fowler: […]
[…] tracking down Citizen Kane for yet another viewing, haunting the Denham corridor, writing coverage for Fox whilst still at school, […]
[…] sudden change and you didn’t have a choice. I think, correct me if I’m wrong, but I think there was only one other important laboratory and that was Denham laboratory at the time.  There was some smaller labs but they wouldn’t have normally been engaged in printing movies.PF: So, before t[…]
[…]ed vaults, picking up all their nitrate content and got a massive amount of film that way. The biggest coup was the Rank Film Laboratories storage at Denham, who had to get and unload all their nitrate film. They tried just to get rid of it, but I walked in and acquired it, acquired the lot, which w[…]
[…] nod when it was a breaking news story, whether it was from the police or the fire or he was also friendly, and did a lot of filming photography with Denham film and athletic when jock Steen was the manager, and I remember jock coming around to the house. So basically, I was aware of this job that h[…]
[…] was a bit of men of two worlds, which was directed by thermal Dickinson. And then the other thing was you also hard out occasionally, so sent off to Denham, which was quite quite a thing. In those days, I had to live in South London and I had to be at Denham and Harper state. Wartime was not that e[…]
