[…] were there.Manny Yospa: Ah yes, hmm.Charles Drazin: ...and then the Ostrers went off and...Manny Yospa: Oh yes I think they wanted to concentrate on Denham more.Charles Drazin: Yes.Manny Yospa: And you know this is the first of the sort of shedding of the...Charles Drazin: So was it that he thought[…]
[…]time ago, but I can almost remember then. Because they were shooting that film when Eddie Dmytryk and I were making 'Obsession'.Colin Moffat: At Denham?Cyril Pennington-Richards: At Pinewood.Alan Lawson: Pinewood, Pinewood, yes.Cyril Pennington-Richards: 'Give Us This Day' was De[…]
[…]tudio, they were the three directors of the movie. And it was after that movie that I went into the Navy.Roy Fowler: Right. So you were based at Denham then, in the late thirties?Vernon Sewell: What?Roy Fowler: You were based at Denham in the late thirties?Vernon Sewell: Yes, yes[…]
[…]d when we told him that it was her real voice. And we had to go to thoughtThere's obviously there's Honor Blackmon and Faye Compton and Maurice DenhamRodney Giesler 26:18 must have been one of the last pictures before Faye Comton diedChristopher Miles 26:21 she did this[…]
[…] such a beautiful place travel in Deauville. So very, very shishi place. But very, very nice, lovely, from time to time. For some reason, some of the Denham films, as I say, obviously saying Denham films, I mean Denham studios, there's one or two extra shots to be to be shot, extra shots. Mayb[…]
[…] working with Leslie Howard on Pimpernel Smith in 1941 at Denham. Leslie Howard had a great sense of style. He […]
[…] 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[…]
[…]me rifle range.I worked on a series of interesting films, perhaps the most outstanding was working with Leslie Howard on "Pimpernel Smith' in 1941 at Denham. Leslie Howard had a great sense of style. He was starring, producing and directing. He was a Very pleasant man to work with. He was also very […]
[…] light of that story and knowing you were later at Denham, is it true there was a sign at Denham […]
