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[…]s a very useful little attachment that. Then I had a little attachment to the Film Dept. White gloves, cement joins and hang up trims.NS: This was at Ealing?MD: Yes. I wish I could remember who that editor was. I don’t think it was Alan.NS: Was It James Kalina?MD: No before him. We are talking about[…]

[…] which is deeply emotional as well, and they sense it in their balls. Here we don’t. And I get very cross with our guys in the British film industry dealing with comedy, I still do, in fact I’m getting cross with our guys in this country dealing with the comedy on television at present.NS: Another p[…]

[…] went under the name of a public school. But there's actually not much difference. And so I didn't think much of that. So I win my holidays I went to Ealing Studios to see if I could get a job and I was 14 and they said yes they can get me a job in the camera department. And I came back and announce[…]

[…]k at the studio, Basil Dean did, and said, "Could I borrow the sound crew to go further over into the Tyrol?" He had a second unit working there from Ealing Studio, they'd been doing some exterior stuff and background stuff for a picture called Autumn Crocus! And Michael Balcon agreed, so that we we[…]

[…] was piano, drums, guitar, base, clarinet and we used to do gigs. In fact our lead guitarist, a chap called Crossbie ended up as one of the bosses of Ealing Studios so I met him much later in my career when I was directing and he was in charge and by then he'd become an obsessive music nut. So I had[…]