[…]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[…]
[…]iday, 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[…]
[…] into films in 1939 and he worked for Alexander Korda, Denham Studios, and he was an electrician then. Sid Cole: […]
[…] when they pulled your leg, I think it was at Denham, when you were waiting for the set to be […]
[…] 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[…]
