Interview

[…]n! Tom McGarry who did some great lighting on it with four red heads, and we ran about town doing what you would think of now as a pretty hit and run drama but in those days it was absolutely frowned on by the Union establishment who thought this is not good because this is establishing practices th[…]

Penny Woolcock

[…] have. And that the tiniest step, which I think if I'd been in London at the time, would have meant nothing, immediately led to these, you know, very dramatic consequences. So my parents then decided that they would pay for me to leave the country and come to England because I think they were fearfu[…]

Patrick (Paddy) Carey

[…] Taylor  13:51  been acting all the time?Paddy Carey  13:53  acting was certainly something which I did in college in the college dramatics society. But there was always pressure from my parents, not to waste too much time adapting. But when I went to art school, I did more. And […]

Angela Allen

[…]ink I always wanted to go into the entertainment industry, I actually wanted to act, and that was my ambition.Were you in any sort of school plays or drama productions?They didn’t do very much and of course I was at school during the war, there really wasn’t a tremendous amount of you know activity […]

Kenneth Griffith

[…]Yes, I think that that's very true.  Each Sunday, we would hear, as far as I recall every Sunday, a sermon which was enunciated in a highly dramatic and clear manner. It was quite extraordinary too, because sometimes a great and famous preacher from ... We don't speak Welsh in Tenby for hi[…]

Denis Forman

[…]t Oxford and I wastold that anyone who makes a film at Oxford goes broke, sure enough when he went broke we hadto bail him out. It was a medieval melodrama if I remember rightly called Black Legend. Then thenext one was Lindsay, he made one, I think it was called Mama Don't Allow, then an American p[…]

Erwin Hillier

[…] also the whole impact was always visual for him. And sound, of course. And you know, this is that was his style, and I think he set us a hallmark in dramatic visual presentation. I don't know of any other director, not even Hitchcock, who could would be superior, or even David Lean, who I think is […]
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