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[…] used to do I remember, cause when I was at Ealing they had a film which was based on that, […]

[…]I went up a notch to that, then they shut down Lime Grove completely , and I was very lucky because a pal of mine who was a camera operator worked at Ealing Studios, and he phoned me up and said 'you can come here'. So I went to Ealing, which was a great break because at Gaumonts at Lime Grove the r[…]

[…]m there, when I went and asked for a raise, Habberfield, I think it was Bill Habberfield who had a daughter who was eventually in the cutting room at Ealing, said if you're not satisfied you can always leave which I think was the usual answer, reply anyone got from someone like Bill Habberfield, the[…]

[…] a daughter who was eventually in the cutting room at Ealing, said if you're not satisfied you can always leave […]

[…] which is deeply emotional as well, and they sense it in their balls. Here we don’t. And I get very cross with our guys in the British film industry dealing with comedy, I still do, in fact I’m getting cross with our guys in this country dealing with the comedy on television at present.NS: Another p[…]

[…]ch then had a great many studios, something like 13 at its peak, I recall, so that people were always coming down from Gainsborough from the bush, or Ealing. And in turn, occasionally, we made expeditions there, I certainly went to Ealing. So the number of shooting units went up and down as rank pro[…]

[…]a woman doctor in charge of this party of wounded and I was enormously impressed by what she said. I had in the process of some slightly clandestine dealings with the with the communist South China and East River Group army I spent some time with with the communist commissars eating in restaurants o[…]

[…]ll that camouflage.Tom Peacock: Yes you're right, you're right.Sidney Cole: And also, the other thing they used to do I remember, cause when I was at Ealing they had a film which was based on that, they used to make explosive horse dung and leave it in the roads.Tom Peacock: There you are, that's th[…]

[…] while on a propaganda film at Denham, One was waiting to be called up. Then Cavalcanti wanted me to go and cut a little film called Young Veteran at Ealing and apparently my work was satisfactory because they wanted me to go on and on and so I became a reserved occupation and I stayed at EalingSC: […]

[…], I mean I'm talking personally about him to you this afternoon on the whole, but I think probably Winnington was writing about him, his influence at Ealing studios, in which case it probably wasn't fair, you know. But if you pursue the metaphor and take away the puritan for a moment then the patern[…]