[…] films, British Technicolor films, particularly, and of course that meant Powell & Pressburger mainly and the first one we did […]
[…] really was. But anyhow... Roy Fowler: Do you remember Mickey Powell from the studio? E.M. Smedley-Aston: Yes, vaguely, yes. I […]
[…] film with Henry Moore which in fac t got an award at the Venice Film Festival, I'm saying the film […]
[…] Wednesday plays with him and all these things so. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!21!Millicent!Martin!(1934G)!is!an!English!actress,!singer!and!comedian!!her!credits!include!Alfie$(1966)!as!well!as!roles!in!television!programmes!including!Frasier!more!recently.!!!22!David!Kernan!(1938G)!is!a!British!actor!and!singer,!nominated!for!a!Tony! Award!for!Side$by$Side$by$Sondheim$in!1977$$ I: I think you were about to talk about […]
[…] Victor Saville and Walter Forde, and on several of Michael Powell’s early films. When Shepherds Bush closed down Birch moved […]
[…] to Korda. It was the era of Lean, Reed, and Powell and Pressburger. And then later Ealing which we were […]
[…] think it was the first British film to achieve this award. Peter Musgrave: Western Electric came from Americ a. Where […]
[…] in television: the late great Desmond Davies, he of the award, cast me in a TV play to go out […]
[…] open it, or... Yeah. Controlled opening. And it was an award, [laughs] we’d won an award. It was really quite […]
[…] many, many years later when I was working with Jonathan Powell we did The Woman in White and as we […]