[…]tant and what was the procedure to step up to be a cameraman? Well, I was an assistant for about nine years, I think. And I mean, it's amazing place healing because there were I mean, I never went to film school. But Ealing was my film school, really because there were 90 and at least 60 Film crews […]
[…]now. But in the meantime, Cavalcanti had been approached by Mickey Balkan, Mickey Balkan had this idea of making humorous satirical documentaries or dealing cab when to eat intimate yellow Caesar. Remember the Mussolini? Well, there was a song vamos a Nico dlss. Kevin made a big welcome. I don't thi[…]
[…]ollard - Interviewer29th November 2017SPEAKER: M3 [Paul Collard]This is a British Entertainment History Project interview with Carol Owens at home in Ealing. The date is the twenty ninth of November 2017. The camera operator is Steve Brooke Smith and the interviewer is Paul Collard. So Carol thank y[…]
[…]been quota quickiesAlan Lawson: What was the turn roundMonty Berman: About to days, would it be about to daysAlan Lawson: Probably. Did you have any dealings at all with Hagen himselfMonty Berman: Not really noAlan Lawson: No recollections of himMonty Berman: Not reallyAlan Lawson: Were you there th[…]
[…]away. And I it was something I said at the time that I wouldn't, wouldn't be likely to shed a tear about he, he had been attached to a lot of double dealing, I think early cousins. He wasn't the only one mind, you bill, but I do think that in this, in this, on this occasion, it was Charlie wheeling […]
[…] got an interview, which was supposed to be quite grand. And I remember the Headmaster and I together on the bus, going to some interview, I think in Ealing. Together. We were sitting at the front, I always wanted to sit at the front of the bus. And so Mr. Seddon and I sat at the front of the bus an[…]
[…]was the cameraman, theoperator was a guy called Moray Grant. He did an awful lot of the Carry On films, or should I say Ealing films, not the Carry Ons. Wally Byatt was the focus puller. John Higgins at one time and I learnt, I was with them as […]
[…]as that? That wasabout 1930. Again, I all in that area. And Stan Double. Oh yeah, he was a chief engineer there. And he had been contracted to instal Ealing. And he promised me a job as this boy again. And I went over there and couldn't find Stan and got myself a job on one of the cement mixers near[…]
