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[…]re always very tricky, those.Yes, they are.1: And who else was in the crew at that time, do you remember?I’m not sure whether Arthur Crabtree was the director.1: Oh yes, I think he was, that’s right.And Reg Wyer, I’m not sure if he was the cameraman this time, my memory’s a bit goneto those day[…]

[…]man, slim hand production, basil, Reardon Lionel CO, sidco, Sid CO, Sid CO, of walking himself. There was the his son now doing the man that he was a producer, big, tall chunk, see the bag or two his sons. He, that time he was responsible for laying on, for organizing all the props and stuff. Oh, de[…]

[…]e-Woolfe was very interested in film and he used to make 'The Secrets of Nature' which went into the cinemas and were done by Mary Field, she was the producer. But they were a well-known firm, the other well-known firm was in Merton Park. I can't remember really what they were called - Strand Films![…]

[…] Gilbert # 386     18 sides British film director, producer and screenwriter, who directed more than 40 films during […]

[…] and then she worked as editor, and subsequently as associate producer, on the long-running children’s series The Adventures of Robin […]

[…]that Drake was called in Napoli, who went on to go and live in Sweden and is quite well known Swedish film director now Colin, not me. And he was the director. We chose my readers, the printer. And it was kids running around and competing, you know, for prices and so on. And we usually had an intere[…]

[…] was done by hand. Then, as the war ended, and I came out of school, he got me a job at Pinewood as he knew Ernie Holding who was part of Independent Producers, and I went as a prism print boy, runner to Teddy Carrick who at that time was doing Captain Boycott. So, that was my start. And it was[…]