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[…] I think he was underrated. He was a very commercial director which was good for the studio. I think he […]

Maurice Elvey (film director) 11/11/1887 – 28/8/1967 by admin — last modified Jul 28, 2008 04:49 PM BIOGRAPHY: Maurice Elvey […]

[…]the president of the union then was Anthony Asquith who was a very prominent film maker, he was kind of second only to Hitchcock really as an English director in the Thirties and was very active and of course, he came from that patrician political family the Asquith family so he had friends in high […]

Bob Geoghan is interviewerCY My name is so Cy Young I was born in Bristol on the 5th of December 1941. slightly avoiding Pearl Harbour Where did you live. Oh blimey I don't know.Cy Yes. Yeah. Well I went to school in Bristol at the grammar school I went to was called Queen Elizabeth was a grammar sc[…]

[…] you go on call say Greg Peck say the assistant director will go and call say Mr. Peck we're ready. […]

[…]o Joe's peersErnie Diamond  9:41  that I suppose you didn't have a great deal as a cat and you didn't have a great deal of contact with the directors and actors and people did you all doUnknown Speaker  9:49  most of the time movies? Not at that time. Not at that time now.Ernie D[…]

[…]ead of Gaumont-British that he couldn't have anything to do with it, and General Film Distributors wouldn't handle it unless it was remade with a new director, different cast, different writers, everything. Hitch was broken-hearted, because by that time he and I were working on 'The 39 Steps', so ev[…]

[…] is vested in the BECTU History Project. Julia Cave, television director and producer. Interviewer Norman Swallow. Recorded on the 23rd […]

[…] naturally. Bob Allen: How did you find him as a director then as...? Mickey Hickey: Oh he's great. He's a […]