[…] Lee who was directing films in those days.SC: He was directing at BIP [British International Pictures] and places.RP: Yes, he was quite a well-known director. He was making a film at Riverside and so I went there as a runner, generally seeing what it was all about. There was a picture being made&nb[…]
[…] Hewison was my assistant, and Ralph Sheldon was the assistant director. And I was doing jolly well with this camera because […]
[…]ll all right Peter what about science fiction. So this guy actually took me under his wing and he taught me a heck of a lot. He was cameraman. He was director. He was everything but he took me and a few others under his wing and we started making his other science fiction film. And unfortunately he […]
[…]ou end up drawing and painting with light?Gerry Anstiss 19:53 Did you ever work with Guy Green at all? Yes, but only he was only he was a director. I see. I didn't work with him as a cameraman Mmm because he was the one who directed Arrer 13 ?Alan Lawson 19:53 Yeah, I agree b[…]
[…]e though. Welcome.Jim Shields 6:55 It's like a Rembrandt uncooperative,that these things go on forever. on for years, you could be with a producer I worked for. And I went up to his office one day he returned from South Africa. Argentina films are made before the war.John Hargreaves &nbs[…]
[…]t deal from him. And then we did a thing called Kew Gardens, which I'm credited with having directed. In actual fact Harold decided he wanted to be a producer, so he put himself down as producer, and I got this large directing credit [laughs] which was totally undeserved.Stephen Peet: Was this a com[…]
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