[…]roducer was Simon Rowson and Jeffrey Rowson, production manager, and all the rest are down in that book you see. Directed by Michael Powell, a Quota Quicky. And I was given the wonderful job of third assistant director at the princely salary of 30 shillings a week. And no overtime.&[…]
[…] to go to the Canadian thing, you know. And then a few weeks later, and I did try and Remon straight about it, he'd been invited to the Canadian Tony Awards that was explained to us. We had many English technicians working there, it might be a good idea if he turned up at this award. He had friends […]
[…]: I thought you said you had a part.Robert Beatty: That was shot here. Just an Indian interior.Roy Fowler: Any memories of the people on that. Mickey Powell was the director.Robert Beatty: Pressburger I think. I did another film. Mickey Powell, was he a difficult man? He would take a hell of a lot o[…]
[…] in the studio at that time?WR: Not much about Colonel Blimp. [Pause] I have far more recollections about The Way Ahead, the Carol Reed thing. Mickey Powell was a very strange man, a very interesting man. Like a mountain goat on location. He’d leap about. Oh the western system of keeping the camera […]
[…] the BECTU History project the name of the interviewee is award winning costume designer Julie Harris. The name of the […]
[…] Noel Coward a nd that would be...well he cut Mickey Powell and Emeric Pressberger's film the 49 thParallel which was […]
[…] it was nominated if it didn't get - an Academy Award for sound... Mickey Hickey: That was Donat, wasn't it? […]
[…] it was nominated if it didn't get - an Academy Award for sound... Mickey Hickey: That was Donat, wasn't it? […]
[…] all-girls school in Edinburgh. She spent summers working in London for the GPO film unit, before giving up her work […]
[…] mind in anyway? Andy Worker: No, no. Roy Fowler: Mickey Powell? Emeric Pressburger? Andy Worker: Yes, they were around at […]
