[…]ybody there and from the excellent editors and the whole, whole thing was a great experience for me. And of course, we won, as a team the BAFTA award. Norman Swallow: Which year? Sorry the usual question.Julia Cave: Well I can’t do years you see. It’s whatever year BBC2 18:00 o[…]
[…]ecial mate of my friend. I have a Montague. Yes. And so I got to know him. Ed Bernstein said the beds straight me well, because they were the two key Powells mentor either. But I don't want you to come in, personally if you don't want to. But there have been many ups and downs with directors Institu[…]
[…]ays was quite a proportion of a budget and in the matter of Life and Death actually came in under budget, and that was 350,000 pounds, which Michasel Powell One of the few, the last ones, I think, that he produced, which was definitely under budget, and then notoriously every film from then on[…]
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[…]ou very much. I think my main claim to fame is we we produce enough, about 2500 pounds a year to the CTBFannual dinner dance,no old thing. We give an award and for people in business outside the business we think of you know, done reasonably well. And that that really it I come in here on a Wednesda[…]
[…]ry who now I think is a historian. His wife, Cynthia Pendry was the editor of the only shell film that ever won. What was then a British Film Academy Award film called The threat in the water, which I wrote some produced Richard Begum directedJohn Legard 6:47 name I haven't heard runtime[…]
[…]e you?L.P. Williams : I was not, no, no. We made them; Jack Raymond was the sort of chap who used to direct those for us.Rodney Giesler : Was Michael Powell working in those days?L.P. Williams : I don't remember Michael Powell until just before the war. I've forgotten what he was before he was a dir[…]
