[…] I didn't think I'd met him.Roy Fowler: The next one I have listed for you for 1940 is After Mein Kampf, Mein Crime: The Story of Adolf Hitler, again Elstree, Norman Lee, and it says Herbert Lom [uncredited but present. DS] and Peter Ustinov were in the cast.Robert Beatty: A very small part whatever[…]
[…]I did the same thing, and I also played in that too, and then I played in a couple of Leslie Fuller things too.RF: Do you remember how it all went at Elstree in those days.VG: It all seemed to be an awful lot of fun, I don't know whether it's just my memories of those days, but everybody seemed to h[…]
[…]en.Arthur Graham: What exactly was your job and what were it's duties?Eric Cross: Well, I started as assistant to Eric Grey and then we moved over to Elstree and he left and I was in charge of the Still Department.Arthur Graham: When you say Elstree is that the..Eric Cross: BRPArthur Graham: BRP Stu[…]
[…] next CB: Yes I: at Ideal, was that out at Elstree? CB: I can’t remember. I’ve got a feeling that […]
[…] So with the letter he'd given me I wrote to Elstree because I'd met - you'll read all about that […]
[…] I think we were always, in my time anyway and I’m sure later still more so, very enthusiastic about it. I remember we had lots of dealings with Elstree, they had a project going that, you know, we thought was excellent. Yes, yes. And certainly tried to help them. &nb[…]
[…]man and I just wanted to be, actually Iwanted to be a continuity girl but I thought I’ll get in any way I can.Yes.And I was working on a film at Elstree and I did quite a bit there and Stapleton I think was the studio manager.Yes.And then I heard that there was a girl in the Make-up Department […]
