Search Results for: Dilys Powell award for outstanding contribution to cinema 2006

[…]Stéphane was on it with him. Yehudi Menuhin because, so he came. And a wonderful harmonica player called Toots Thielemans, he's Belgian. John Pierone Powell [ph 3B 18:36], Rodney Bennett, Louis Bellson, that was a nice series. And, as I say, he'd done that kind of thing once before, I hadn't done it[…]

[…]ation, I must say I liked it very much. So I had an idea from some Mancunian writers[Side 6, 2 mins]to do it and I booked, goodness who was it, Sandy Powell, the old “Can you hear me mother?” [Powell’s catchphrase] still working the music halls, or the clubsNS: What, in the 1970s?DMW: Yes, Sandy Pow[…]

[…]continuity?Muriel Box : No.Sidney Cole : But he found you some work?Muriel Box : Oh yes, and I went down and stayed at Walton-on-Thames because Micky Powell...Sidney Cole : Yes he was starting around then wasn't he?Muriel Box : Yes and Jerry Jackson who was a producer.Sidney Cole : And some of Micha[…]

[…]that after that? Yes,Unknown Speaker  43:53  I discovered afterwards,Unknown Speaker  43:56  it was the first year of the Academy Awards that they decided toUnknown Speaker  44:03  haveUnknown Speaker  44:08  up to that year, there'd always been two awards, a […]

[…]bsp;wholater went to Technicolor and Arthur Lawson who later got anOscar with Mickey Powell. Arthur was with Relph for yearsand years. Michael wasmy associate really. For the&[…]

[…]ings.  I’ll think of her name maybe in a moment.  There was another famous director who was a still man in that picture.ROY FOWLER: Michael PowellHARRY MILLER: Michael Powell and he used to do a lot of the cutting in the bedroom in the hotel.   Lily Manton was the girl’s name right an[…]

[…]sts and he came down and saw the rushes and he was extremely happy. That was fine and so we made this film with Henry Moore which in fact got an award at the Venice Film Festival, I'm saying the film itself not the photography. That was a great experience that. Then after that because one decid[…]

[…]gone out on the working train. I can remember that very very vividly. Well I started and the picture was called Born lucky it was directed by Michael Powell produced by Jerry Jackson and photographed by a camera man who went out of my life very early on called Frank or Peter Goodliffe. I can't remem[…]