[…]d people, and he tried to adapt some of the ideas and make use of them too.Speaker 1 52:00 So he was easily influenced, but he was also stealing other people's ideas to some extent,Speaker 2 52:07 but only very rarely. I mean, it didn't happen all the time, but he was big eno[…]
[…]gular soldier to all intents and purposes and had been to university and fought with some distinction in the First World War worked for Mick at Ealing and indeed before then at Gaumont. And it's quite amusing that there was I understand at the old Gaumont Studios, a long corridor, which […]
[…]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[…]
[…] it was. It was the beginning. And and then what happened was that I heard from a lady and Mrs. Frewer who had opened a little photographic studio in Ealing to take color photographs. And she got onto me because I had If you know the name of neem, when the name was was a goodish name, and she said w[…]
[…] of good stuff. RF: They le t him go to Ealing, do you know why? RW B: They probably ran […]
[…]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[…]
[…] funny one, The Counterfeit Plan I: Right ... CB: At Ealing Studios, directed by Montgomery Tulley. Starring Zachary Scott 95. From […]
[…]istorian whose work focuses on the preservation of films from the silent era. He won an Academy Honorary Award in 2010.
I: Yes, he also worked at Ealing so it might have been at Ealing that you CB: No, it was definitely at GainsboroughI: At Gainsborough?CB: At either?
I: Islington Poole Street[…]
[…] was because I was born there. SC: When you mentioned Hal just now, your brother, of course that was Howell Mason who was the general manager at Ealing Studios. UB: Yes that’s right, well when he and I went into our professional careers he took Hal Mason, Tinkler’s not a good name for a pr[…]
[…]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[…]
