[…]think three plays for the BBC. Ronald McWhinnie was the Director- DB: -Donald McWhinnie. PB-C: Donald McWhinnie, that’s right, and Tristram Powell was the Producer, and the one that I shot was called But the Clouds [Part of Shades: Three Plays by Samuel Beckett, in the Lively Arts strand. […]
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[…]GLYNNE: Yes, but the promise that he made he didn’t keep becauseTom White, who was the umbrella of independent producers, who had David Lean, Michael Powell and Gaby, and Launder and Gilliat (TIME 16.02) ... all puppeteering, I mean, that’s unkind but it’s a joke word ... and he put M[…]
[…]probably know, his brother, Anatole de Grunwald was quite a well-established screenwriter and producer at that time and he made several ... He made anaward-winning film called The Way to the Stars in 1940 something ... [TIME00.13.08] I can’t quite remember. And actually to show y[…]
[…]school in Fleet Street called Broad Court which was next to Doctor Johnson’s house. And I think I was very good there. I won the National Award for Illustration at one point so I had a natural kind of bent towards cartooning really and that’s really where it developed.DARROL BLAKE: […]
[…] good story about the importance of black culture in the West Indies and elsewhere on this country. And thatmovie was in the last three for the Focal Awards that year. And. So wedidn't get them gong but we got to the dinner. So that was nice. A good relationship with producerGary Hughes. And then we[…]
