[…]I stayed permanent when I was with the BBC for about nine years, and also I now receive a very small pension from the BBC. There was at white city or Ealing when I first went to the BBC, I started at Lime grove. Lime Grove was the old film studdios  belonging  to Gainsborough  picture[…]
[…]y an event that was set of about at the National Film theatre and Ipswich itself. But I got the local principal singer? put a slide on the screen, appealing for people to support the formation of an Electric Film Society, and a few are joined. And we started in a small hole in the museum running on […]
[…] Sterling, who was my agent, therefore on the third probably it was all fashion in vasett Studios. When I moved back to oh no, because I was already dealing with the advertising agencies. So I'd started doing some commercial photography, but mainly beauty and so on. Difficult things to print, experi[…]
[…]we're in a lot of trouble with it. prints are too heavy and all that sort ofJim Gorrie  18:36  thing. And also, they certainly up to before Ealing once. This is coincidental. This wasn't forgotten about this. So I was told to report for Ealing My Fair Lady, I've got trouble with a print go[…]
[…]ch then had a great many studios, something like 13 at its peak, I recall, so that people were always coming down from Gainsborough from the bush, or Ealing. And in turn, occasionally, we made expeditions there, I certainly went to Ealing. So the number of shooting units went up and down as rank pro[…]
[…]ebody called Lew Jackson who had taken over management and it was running as Mr Baxter thought right and so he opted out.And that was when he went to Ealing and Inade two films called Dreaming and Here Comes the Sun, with Flanagan and Allen again, although I say be wrong, because I can See Flanagan […]
[…]ow was it sent back, dispatch rider? Or train? Reliable?Reg Sutton: Railway. Railway. You know. One of these lovely tin cans done up with string and sealing wax with �useless if delayed� on it.Roy Fowler: More used to get through in those days than now.Reg Sutton: No problem, no problem, by air or a[…]
