[…]ystem and the sound quality was good.Roy Fowler: Well let's talk about the newsreels as you remember them from then on. How long a time were you with Fox Movietone?Norman Fisher: All in all from 1936 to 1978. The war was in the middle but I was a newsreel war correspondent so I was still with Moviet[…]
[…] London to work for the GPO, was the exception ( Fox 2013: 587). After the war, less work meant fewer […]
[…] from then on. How long a time were you with Fox Movietone? Norman Fisher: All in all from 1936 to […]
[…] a film he said I want to go over to Fox If you're going to do a film there. It's […]
[…]nbsp; In the sense of, you know, the Fox cat. Because the Fox cat is Twentieth Century Fox, they had lots of footage of a cat and whenever they got into difficulty with the cutting,they c[…]
[…]And poor old Bert who hadn't worked for years you know, he used to carry a contract round with him which showed that he got eighty pounds a week from Fox for photographing, second unit. And it was so - this agreement was so tattered you could hardly open it, you know. [Chuckles] But he wore a piece […]
[…] And then finally I got a job with Twentieth Century Fox, through contacts. I'd met, through introduction, Rene - I […]
[…] I? Our first sound on film was from the old Fox company - not 20th Century Fox, the old original […]
[…] which showed that he got eighty pounds a week from Fox for photographing, second unit. And it was so - […]
[…]otential one in. New cross. But it was a bit logistically, quite complicated. And literally, the last place I thought to look was where we was, where Fox's shoe shop in, I think, in off the Wandsworth Road in Vauxhall. And I just I'd seen this sort of place on the map, looked like a sort of wider St[…]
