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[…]lish actually.Oh.K-a-m-l-i-s-h.Y es.And we, I had a brother Harris Kamlish who was director of advertising for Odham’s.Oh yes.And one was in the editorial. They all had very big jobs in that.Y es.They were very bright lads, but all of them IP, IPC.Isn’t that interesting, yes?With Odham’s Press.[…]

[…]n in the lift from the top of the tower at Alexandra Palace forthe morning news meeting when I was confronted by an enormous New Zealander who was theeditor of News called Taho Hole. He was a big man and he was a nice man actually. He said'you are out John?' and I said ‘what do you mean out?'. He sa[…]

[…]emed a fairly tenuous link, you see! And I said "What's his name?" He said, "Ian Dalrymple." I said, "Well I know that's an honoured name, he was the editor of the 'Granta' two or three years before I was up." So I then went and met Ian, and he was going through rather a difficult time in his person[…]

[…]t time try to get into it,Unknown Speaker  19:53  not enterprising enough or something.Unknown Speaker  19:57  Had you become the editor by the.Unknown Speaker  20:00  This time by the you know, before the war,Unknown Speaker  20:03  he, I think I was editing […]

[…] Jim Shields: Burns Red! [Chuckles] Maurice Askew: [Chuckles] Brilliant dubbing editor. Jim Shields: Ex Naval man, of course. Maurice Askew: […]

[…]from Springburn and so that was good and you taught yourself really. You learned from talented people, people like Alan MacMillan who was a brilliant Editor and a great Director. Ross Wilson, another really really good Director. From people like yourselves who had skills in particular areas and so o[…]

[…] of Cinematograph Technicians – the trade union. DS] allowed you to move between departments. A kind of distant cousin of mine, Peter Hunt was…DB: An editor.PM: Editing The Man Who Watched the Trains Go By, with Claude Rains, and he got me a job on that, helping him out, carrying cans of film and do[…]