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[…] heard that Technicolor was coming in to make Wings of the Morning but only one film but they were bringing practically everyone with them. I went to Denham with a 10t of cheek and no experience and asked to see a man named George Kay, head of the camera department in Hollywood, who set the thing up[…]

[…]home and I'd write all these letters to the studio. I must have written. 10 or 20 all the various duties I got to know who to write Bertie's e was at Denham although  I never met her he was one I wrote to and Bill Haggis at Elstree I wrote too. I forget who was in charge of B and D the tim[…]

[…] said, "We're making a film called Fire Over England at Denham Studios. Would you like to come and watch it […]

[…] Eddie Dmytryk and I were making 'Obsession'. Colin Moffat: At Denham? Cyril Pennington-Richards: At Pinewood. Alan Lawson: Pinewood, Pinewood, yes. […]

[…] Rank snapped up Alexander Korda’s brand-new but heavily-mortgaged studios at Denham; and in 1941 it acquired Gaumont-British and Gainsborough. In […]

[…] watch film.NA: with your brother presumably?CL: No. No. On my own.NA: Ok00.14.29CL: So my dream was film. And when I got back I had to get a job and Denham Studios, I wrote to them and told them my background and they said ‘yes by all means come in and work as an assistant.’ Which I did.NA: That’s […]

[…]r cheeky German schoolboy, who comes in, ‘Hier Ritter.. (indistinct). And er..(laughing) It’s just in the film! With er, Roy Balting.Interviewer – At Denham?Peter – No, at Highbury. Highbury was a sort-of converted church hall, and they – the Baltings were desperate to save money. They had no money […]

[…]; Cleopatra.  I won’t say that Gabby Pascal and I got to be great buddies but again he was always very indulgent and so I was often down at Denham seeing this monstrosity being shot.  And there is a kind of pay off subsequently with Gabby who was a total charlatan and probably th[…]

[…]orked in cinemas for 8 years (moving to Lido, Golders Green); he put his name on the books to be transferred to the production side; he then moved to Denham.00:06:10 – 00:13:47 As a projectionist, programmes would run Monday to Saturday and then an old film would play on Sunday; the Sunday prints we[…]