[…]d of musical hand is Lincoln. Pinewood Gaines, we're at Shepherds Bush. We seem to have a finger in every almost every student in England. Of course, Ealing was not in words Empire, but his brother doc Matheson was assistant to the great musical director of healing. There's no mitochondrial. AnyRodn[…]
[…]ugh the day every day, basically. And there's not this overall thing of trying to make recognisably identifiable pictures like say, for instance, the Ealing comedies, they had a wonderful thing holding them together. And it was it was you couldn't do that if you said, let's go and make an eating com[…]
[…] thought Basil Dean’s brother obviously, I didn’t know for months afterwards that Jesmond Dene is where the theatre is situated. We made this film at Ealing Studios, but it wasn’t an Ealing Studios production, it was some tatty little firm. Somebody wanted to put me under contract, my father was app[…]
[…] Street, Hammersmith; put on the cash desk at 17; after being laid off in 1931/2 he was given a new job at Clapham Junction; he lived at Northfields, Ealing, at the time; stayed in the job at Clapham for 2 years.00:12:50 – 00:21:30 LH had a lot of relatives working in the studios (12 Hillings in tot[…]
[…] at all?C. D. I don’t think so, no. I don't know that side of it. We did another picture, mainly on location, following 'Blue Lamp” which was made at Ealing. We did ' Police Woman'. That was done on location in London. A normal good picture. Another picture in Kensington, again on location called 'L[…]
