[…]0092 DV Tapes (Video) Tape 100:00:00 – 00:08:20 PB shows his membership card for BECTU to the camera; KW introduces PB, LZ and CF; PB started at Denham in 1937 as an office boy; moved into dispatch; joined the Territorials before the war when he was called up; left the army in 1943; wanted to w[…]
[…]Holiday, do you remember Bank Holiday, which Carol Reed directed. CB: No, no, was she in that?I: She’s in that, oh yes. Lucky Days directed by Reggie Denham.CB: Oh! Lucky Days was the first time I used ChilliI: Was it?CB: Yes! Because there was a sort of hint in the paper. Lucky days for Chili again[…]
[…]t him. He was a trainee electrician.Sid Cole: When did he go into films.Betty Bachelor: He went into films in 1939 and he worked for Alexander Korda, Denham Studios, and he was an electrician then.Sid Cole: He had a lot to do with the running of the union at Denham.Betty Bachelor: He was a convenor […]
[…]"Tilly Day: ... "My Christ!"Sidney Cole: [laughs] You were telling us another story, too, about when they pulled your leg, Ithink it was at Denham, when you were waiting for the set to be lit?Tilly Day: Oh yes!Sidney Cole: Could you tell us about that?Tilly Day: We were all […]
[…]53  including the studio. Oh, yes, yeah. Do you remember Bill Goldston? Yes.Speaker 1  45:58  And then he went to ranks. He decided at Denham, I knew Bill gorge them very well. But I mean, he I'm trying to give you some idea the cost then as what it was. Then, if you had the labs, lab[…]
[…] from that and I actually in the end got a job and I was very fortunate I became an assistant boom operator and I went on to that very production. So Denham at Denham  and followed up all the post synchronisation, the effects and then we were roaring  around Denham  launching motorbik[…]
[…]l tell you what I will do, I will write to my friend Mr AW Watkins who is in charge of sound with Korda and they are going to open this new studio at Denham in 1936.So he said, ‘I will contact Mr Watkins and you can go and see him. He will no doubt see you.’ So I went and had an interview with him. […]
[…]ld have thought with Asquith it would have been a real ...Reggie Beck: I never got close to Asquith.Wyn Ryder: I was working next to you in Denham Labs when you were working on Henry V, you must have lots of stories about that with Gordon Hales helping you.Reggie Beck: I thought […]
