[…] try and make films, and ironically of course the wretched Ealing Studios bought the rights of The Long And The Short […]
[…] remember it soon after that you had an office in Ealing David Attenborough: A long, long time after that, what […]
[…] was at the television film studios because the Film Library was part of the Film Department and the Film Department was based at the film studios at Ealing. And so, I went for an interview and I think there were four people interviewing me. There was obviously part of the management of […]
[…]ors all the studios I went up to see is it D C Sewell head of sound. The time they were producing the wicked Lady 1946. Mason & Grainger to Ealing. I didn't even get an interview at Ealing. The various documentary outfits, which was smaller and I was told, you know, this is the place to ge[…]
[…]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 […]
[…]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[…]
[…] on the Baird system? Reg Sutton: Did he go to Ealing eventually, that Alan Lawson? In charge of the film […]