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[…]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 […]

[…]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 […]

[…]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[…]

[…]bly had some kind of executive position within MGM?Joan Kemp-Welch: Yes this is what I mean, he had, yes, he had.Roy Fowler: The studio was Denham, which - maybe he was working for other studios?Joan Kemp-Welch: Yes, that's right. Because of course, in those days, everything was done […]

[…]the Korda time at all.John Taylor: You were lucky!Charles Wilder: Yeah. [laughs] And of course, first of all when I came back from the army I went to Denham - I forgot that again you see.John Taylor: Hmm.Charles Wilder: And I worked for 'Piffle', which was PFF Limited [NB. Production Facilities (Fil[…]