[…] I think she’d left at the point where I’d arrived in ’78, or maybe I’m wrong about that, anyway, never mind, but I know that you joined up to create Flashback Television. TD: That’s right. The story goes, there were various things from Palestine onwards, there was a series called The Troubles […]
[…]ced anywhere in a series. Tony hate the arrival of Hattie jokes instead of it being Oh, I'm gonna get a new secretary. The new secretary is placed in flashback. So the record these four episodes, one another one's Bolshoi Ballet, and the other ones the election candidate, and they change things to f[…]
[…]iesler  10:31  remember seeing Hirosima mon amour I'd been abroad for three years and come back to that in the electrifying editing the cut flashbacks instead of the slow fade flashbackChristopher Miles  10:42  Yes. Very effective. Yes. And the the cutting techniques were which w[…]
[…]Hiroshima about five years later and visits five of the children, and you get the histories and the stories of what happened - it takes you back as a flashback. And there was a re-enacted flashback of the dropping of the bomb. The film was an extremely powerful film. We eventually got it over. Georg[…]
[…]ll about?" Waris Hussein  5:09  So I started telling her this very complicated story about a couple meeting in Rome, and the flashbacking and all this. She said "Wait a minute. Flashbacks? Flashbacks?" I said, "Yes". "How many years do I go back?" I said, "Well, actually, it[…]
[…]as meant to be. No, it'sUnknown Speaker  30:23  really the guy who runs the theatre. ItUnknown Speaker  30:25  all goes back on a flashback. I did.Unknown Speaker  30:30  We got a copy.Unknown Speaker  30:31  I just wondered if you had any particular anecdotes[…]
[…]bit. And, mm, he said ‘Of course, you’ve got it all wrong it should start with Claudius behind the curtain being proclaimed Emperor and then just one flashback to say how he’d got there’.[Laughter]‘And you ought to use more’, and Claudius the God, and Claudius the God is all battles and, mm, and it […]
[…]ause we he insisted on starting from scratch with everything, every episode. And he also he wanted, it was very episodic. In a sense, it was a lot of flashbacks. And it was very difficult to make the transition and didn't always work as well as we would have liked it to have done. And we you know, w[…]
[…]ir Christopher Frayling, and Head of Arts Council England, by way of the Royal College of Art; and Taylor Downing (BEHP Interview No 699) with later, Flashback Television and a stellar career in both history, television making, and now notable history author.So, yes, film cataloguing is quite a good[…]
