[…]wler: Ah hmm. I think you were probably the only one of the big studios that took commercials then weren't you? I'm not sure that Pinewood had any or Elstree? Andy Worker: They didn't have them on the same scale that we did. Roy Fowler: No. Whereas now... Andy Worker: That's all they'[…]
[…]man you talked about marigold. Did you work on that? No, no, that was made at Denham.Unknown Speaker  24:25  No, dead men's shoes. That was Elstree.Unknown Speaker  24:30  No,Unknown Speaker  24:32  I see. So that was, that was really, that was really the, the the end o[…]
[…]cumentaries or anything?PS. No, still photography. No I was lucky because Ealing was second heaven to me to work in after Gaumonts. I did work out at Elstree, in fact all the studios... I've forgotten how many studios there were, but there were about eight or nine...DB. That sounds like two years fo[…]
[…] a friend andUnknown Speaker  2:13  a girl actually her uncleUnknown Speaker  2:16  was the chief engineer at VIP studios in Elstree.Unknown Speaker  2:23  He said, Why don't you come and join us in the film business?Unknown Speaker  2:27  And quite hones[…]
[…]ctors on those Formby pictures or not?WR: [exclaims] No, oh I’ve missed out Joe Rock. I went to Joe Rock’s after, I mean British National. 3.26LH: At Elstree.WR: Noel Silvano ? was there. Not a lot to talk about: Charlie Reynolds was there who had quite a lot to do with the ACT, and I think we had a[…]
[…]th the BTH sound system? Dallas Bower  04:36What happened was this RCA had installed their equipment, their recording equipment at BIP Elstree and their temporary London office, the temporary RCA London office was in fact at Aldwych House just immediately adjacent to the Aldwych Theat[…]
[…]t retired now, I’d still be in today. It was in fact that all I knew was cockney, which was the local accent so when I went to do my first picture at Elstree in 1940, 41, they were all a bit astounded because this was the first genuine cockney voice they heard. Because all those kids who were in thi[…]
