[…]f, the Z Cars and the Maigrets.Norman Swallow: So what and when were your last productionRudi Cartier: The last production was Loyalties, with Edward Fox, treacherous thief. It was easy because it was all done with Cedric Messina as a producer and he knew the difficulties of a director, to get the a[…]
[…] restrained and only used it twice, out of pure emotion, I think, and we left them in there and it went up to the Beeb, higher up at the top and Paul Fox also said they stayed which was very good. He saw the point that they weren't put in there to titillate or to shock, they were natural, they came […]
[…]etter be careful, I'm eighty today." "What?!" And immediately a bottle of champagne came up on the table, you know! But I went to Spain on a film for Foxwell, Manuela - that was an experience of a sort. And then of course my wife fell ill and I couldn't go any more. I used to love to go on location,[…]
[…]Bray had gone to Cape Town.  Norman Swallow  38:58  So yes, yes.. Tony Bridgewater  38:59  And Fox had gone to Amsterdam and, the same sort of jaunts you see. All coming to nothing. Well, anyway, we got back and by this time, there was a great a[…]
[…] on Fiona Thyssen, Baron Thyssen’s wife who was a famous English model, and we made a film of that called Model Millionairess, and then we did one on foxhunting, Death in the Morning, with Whicker. NS Now that, the Getty and the foxhunting, are very famous. AL Yes. JG Well, yes, yes, […]
[…]act that erm  to mention Ben Lyon with his radio show, his Life with the Ly ons. Ben Lyon came to Merton Park Studios as a base for 20th Century Fox to do screen tests, and they used Merton Park to do the screen tests for the artists and I ran the screen test before sending them off to Hollywoo[…]
[…] great row with the MOD and thePress would probably be critical of television being so outrageous and they forbade us to transmit it.So I called Paul Fox who in those days was in charge of Panorama and said "Paul would you showthis film?" and he said "I can't show it all" I said would you show some?[…]
[…] music on it, and for some reason the kids like it. But what happened to that one, it was about madness. Jack Hawkins was in that too. The top man at Fox changed just after we finished shooting it, Zanuck got in and Zanuck decided he wanted to make pictures for the family, and this was a strange mad[…]
[…]t with MGM and it has another two or three years to run. I think it had three years to run actually.So we had meanwhile been lent out to 20th Century Fox to do a film called Night in the City with George Duffin and I began to think well what is the point of working for MGM when we never work for MGM[…]
