[…]e buyer and see what hecould pick up.Roy Fowler: For the filmMaurice Carter: For himself and the film.Roy Fowler: He did dealsMaurice Carter: He did dealing.Roy Fowler He was from the East End of LondonMaurice Carter: Yes, I think originally his father was a cantor and Vetch is reputed tohave been t[…]
[…]m Barnes. He was there at that particular time because he worked eventually for he went to Shepparton. From Shepparton, he came to, he didn't work at Ealing,Unknown Speaker 11:55 but one or two other people, I remember.Unknown Speaker 11:59 I've got some photographs up here n[…]
[…]doing so many, one a week, propaganda things, yes, propaganda and I went to, I worked for them for, I suppose, a few months when I was approached by healing that they were going to start the film for the war office called next of kin, and Ernie Palmer was going to be the camera man. And I was asked,[…]
[…]u and I are at Baker’s Hill, Iver, at seven o’clock or something tonight”. Do you know Hugh Stewart? What’s the name of the bloke who ran Ealing Studios, he was a commandant there? [BACKGROUND DISCUSSION]. Michael Balcon is the commandant there. We were in the ack ack, we are in th[…]
[…]g into the sixth form. In other words, they didn’t want me to and I said no and she said “Well, have you got any plans?”, and I said yes. This was in Ealing, Notting Hill in Ealing High School, I said “I’m going to Ealing Art School” and she said “Oh, I wasn’t aware there was one” which was pretty g[…]
[…]I did in the theatre, actually, was with him, so I’ve known him for many years.[32]JR: Fine actor.VM: Wonderful actor. And then I did another film at Ealing[33] called The Ship that Died of Shame (1955).[34] That was with George Baker,[35] who I then, many years later, did one of those Inspector Wex[…]
[…]said "Oh, I think I...I've got a connection somewhere..." Anyway, about a couple of months later, he said "Now, if you ring up a Mr Bunny Williams at Ealing Studios...er the old ATP..." I said "Er...yes" He said "and he may be able to help you." So I rang up Mr Williams, and of course I was always t[…]
