[…] belonged to us as well Henderson’s. In factthe developers, the Ari developer, mm, sorry the pre developers that were at Pathé.Mm, mm.We didn’t keep. Denham, Rank had, theirs was all redevelopers.Y es.And they were wearing out so I gave them all those Pathé’s developers to keep thosegoing?Yes. […]
[…]he precision necessary for a pair of stereoscopic images. We had to do quite a bit of optical correction, which was done in the Optical Department at Denham Laboratories, to get the images in perfect alignment where they’d slipped out. And so that camera had to be rebuilt on a more precise basis, wh[…]
[…]ly ... sometimes it was said that he would strike a producer who did not readily accept James Mason. He was a tough guy. And I believe he did once at Denham hit a producer for having said, made some aspersion against this sulky young man, James Mason. But he was very sympathetic towards me, and I go[…]
[…]rley Jewel (neg-developer); Fred Harris (grader); grading jobs were like gold dust – needed to be in with the management; George Barker later went to Denham – Len used to drive him when he was on nights; Tom Chamberlain went to Denham too; Len reads his notice from Best Lab (Humphries) in 1939.00:26[…]
[…]ich only bell I 20 minutes. So that was right. So my my parents all subsidized me for the first year, and then after that, I applied for a picture at Denham,Speaker 3 9:40 which was divorce of Lady X, the quarter picture, the quarter picture, which Tim wheelon directed, and that was cut […]
[…] tracking down Citizen Kane for yet another viewing, haunting the Denham corridor, writing coverage for Fox whilst still at school, […]
[…]y were people from film laboratories who required training in these different courses. We also went out on location so I went to Rank laboratories in Denham around 1971, 1972, I still have the list of attendees there. A lot of them are very well-known people in the industry because they were at that[…]
