Erwin Hillier

[…]t on night location. When we came to a very last setup, he had been drinking quite a lot of wine, had things. And his assistant director, I think was Dickie Beverly, was more directing. It was mostly crowd scenes, and he fell asleep. So when we finished shooting, we all wrapped up very quietly. The […]

Francis Searle

[…]? Yes,Speaker 1  23:33  no, I wasn't a great I wasn't a great reader. I suppose ISpeaker 1  23:43  uh, the classic, you know, the Dickinsons. And because father had an enormous library, correct? Not enormous, but I can see it now, all the rooms, bookshelves, and I suppose also th[…]

E M (Michael) Smedley Aston

[…]l Hitch left about the first or second year to go to Gaumont. And he did - he took with him a very extrovert character who was First Assistant called Dicky Beville who'd been in the Navy in the First World War. And he had all the old Naval parlance and said, "Come on me hearties" and ... and all tha[…]

Sam Williams

[…]comes and therefore the quality of the material varied from day to day and week to week and there was always reprints building up and Tom was blaming Dick and Dick was blaming Harry well, you can appreciate how it was. And life was not so easy for anyone working in labs right from their manager down[…]

Maurice Carter

[…] his stuffRoy Fowler: It sounds another world but it is almost 30 years ago.Guns of BatasiMaurice Carter: Guns of Batasi was a very nice picture with Dicky Attenborough, notdirecting but acting as, it was the story about a remote British station in Africa,somewhere in Africa and it was being besiege[…]
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