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[…]orning and it was there that I met my first American, and I've loved working with Americans ever since. His name was William K. Howard and he was the director of the film.Alan Lawson: Oh yes.David Robson: And they're marvellous people, easy to get on with, they're positive, you know exactly where yo[…]

[…] were then IBA, called us and said "would you join them" and we joined them...Alan Sapper : They invited you...Lew Grade : So Val became the managing director, Val Parnell that is, I became the deputy managing director. And I suggested that Prince Littler, who owned the Moss Stoll group, become the […]

[…]ost of the artists arrived at Shepperton by train brings to mind the following rhyme which was going around at that time, it was called the assistant director's lament: What shall I do, What shall I do, An Actor has missed the train, The Crowd's got lost, In Love I'm crossed and we're working late a[…]

Bernard Vorhaus (film director) 25/12/1904 – 23/11/2000 by admin — last modified Jul 27, 2008 02:46 PM BIOGRAPHY: Bernard Vorhaus […]

[…]ence behind me. And the time came for me to eventually to leave. I didn't go on to Italy. I didn't go on to Spain. I left saying, I want to be a film director. I want to be Francois Truffaut, which is slightly ambitious. But nevermind, you have to aim high. And I thought, How do I do this? Well, I'v[…]

[…] it." And he got in touch with me again afterwards and it was all very clandestine and I had to go to London to meet Bill Brown, who was the Managing Director, and it all took place in the Company flat in South Kensington because all the ITV companies had flats in London at that time because the Dir[…]

[…]at you weren't going to be a performer? Ernest Maxin  4:47   I knew I would have to be a performer. First, to be a good director, and producer. It's rather like you can't be a doctor unless you've been a medical student first. Or you can't be a lawyer. Unless, professio[…]

[…]ers".Peter Birch : Oh yes, I remember that, Michael Powell.Alan Lawson : Now what was he like to work with?Peter Birch : I had no complaints with any directors really; maybe they took pity on me, I don't know.Alan Lawson : Not even Hitchcock?Peter Birch : Hitchcock and I got along like a house-on-fi[…]