[…] as soon as that was finished I went out to Denham to work on ['Face of the Few']. John Legard: […]
[…] studio. When Gainsborough became part of Rank, Worker moved to Denham, working for Rank’s Production Facilities Department, which oversaw finances […]
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00:05:27 avid cinema goer; often three times a week
00:06:27 Career aspiration: wanted to go into films; left school aged 14; no vacancies at Denham Studios but interviewed for Denham Labs.
DENHAM LABS, 1944-51
00:08:48 Junior clerk in offices of Denham Labs; transfers to tec[…]
[…]of Aircraft Production or whatever?Peggy Gick: Yes.John Legard: Sorry...[Ministry of War?].Peggy Gick: And as soon as that was finished I went out to Denham to work on ['Face of the Few'].John Legard: Oh right, yes. So actually it's interesting because you were never attached to any studios specific[…]
[…]t? Andy Worker: I don't think they knew how to in those days. It was - when we amalgamated with Two Cities and Independent Producers, we went to Denham, and I was left to really introduce budgeting and cost control because my boss then was ill and I had six months on my own, putting this into e[…]
[…]he came and sat with me by my side and that was the first OB from a London theatre that was ever done. And leading out of that we came to, we went to Denham and Pinewood and did six OBs from each unit working at those respective studios of that time. That was very interesting.Alan Lawson&[…]